Last year’s fine offering from up and comers Tyler Michaud & Mat Zo gets a rework and fresh treatment from John Acquaviva.
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John Acquaviva & Alex D’elia | Salamandra
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
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John Acquaviva teams up with up and coming Italian dj producer Alex D’Elia for a wriggling writhing tech house monster. Making it a full Italian dish, we serve up 3 full caloric remix courses with some spicy servings from Dandi & Ugo, Nihil Young, & Da Lukas to make for a full on audible feast. Featuring remixes from Dandi & Ugo, Nihil Young and Da Lukas.
Midnight Club Los Angeles Soundtrack
Wednesday, November 19th, 2008
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Definitive is proud to announce that 6 of its tracks are included in RockStar Games’ new Midnight Club Los Angeles:
Good (Dopamine Remix) – John Acquaviva & Olivier Giacomotto
Future Shock (John Acquaviva edit) – Kid Dub
Wasted Intellect (Original Mix) – Matt Herdman
Sofa King (Fresco Remix) – John Acquaviva & Olivier Giacomotto
Wasabi On Top (Original Mix) – Olivier Giacomotto
Too Cool 4 Skool (Jonny Lexxs Remix) – Acquaviva, Giacomotto & Lexxs
This video game has always been one the world’s premier driving games and we are thrilled to provide part of the soundtrack for this. It’s available at retail now. The game’s total soundtrack is 97 songs, so Definitive is happy to have contributed such a large portion for a single independent label.
Definitive’s techno DJ, The Attorney General, no stranger to high velocity himself, confirms this game fulfills the need for speed and its less expensive than speeding tickets.
View the trailer here:
John Acquaviva presents Definitive All Stars vol.01
Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
Releases (2008)
Looking over the past few years it is now apparent that the definitive. catalog is full of solid releases and some real club gems. We will be releasing these all-star comps to give more focus and fresh attention to some of the big tracks from our growing artists who have established themselves with the label and throughout the world. This volume features four killer tracks that rocked this Summer from Greg Kobe/Robot Needs Oil, Dan Diamond, Tyler Michaud, Mat Zo and David Ekenback.
Tyler Michaud & Mat Zo | Politically Incorrect ft. John Acquaviva Version
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
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Tyler Michaud & Mat Zo are one of those new global virtual production teams. US meets UK. Two incredibly fat and killer club tunes so good that everyone has been asking WHAT IS THAT TUNE the last 2 months at all Acquaviva’s gigs. if you dont have them… get them and save asking.
Acquaviva, Giacomotto & Lexxs | Too Cool 4 Skool
Monday, July 7th, 2008
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ACQUAVIVA & GIACOMOTTO went all the way to the LOS ANGELES area…[or at least virtually], to team up with Lexxs on a summer bomb that brings us back to the old days of warehouse sounds and parties alongside with todays big fat production standards. They come together to bring you lots of beeps, bass & fun and are never TOO COOL 4 SKOOL.
John Acquaviva & Olivier Giacomotto | Sofa King… Good… Remixes!
Friday, February 29th, 2008
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I must say – I’m very proud of what Oli and I did with the original tracks, but by enlisting and entrusting some of our budding superstar friends Mark Mendes, David and Julio (from Fresco), Luca and Paul (from Polar Noise), Dopamine and our very own Robot Needs Oil, these remixes have proven to be SOFA KING …BETTER! ;)
John Acquaviva, DJ Remo | Italo (incl. Tigerskin Remix)
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
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A long-time friend and one of my favourite DJs to listen to and play with – DJ Remo, from Milan – finally got in a proper studio session with me. If you have not discovered this track… check it out and don’t miss this club gem that you have been hearing everywhere, but don’t know the name. Also – if that wasn’t enough – there is a killer remix by berlin bomber Tigerskin.
John Acquaviva & Olivier Giacomotto | Sofa King… Good
Friday, January 4th, 2008
Releases (2008)
Okay, okay…. I confess to you all… the title was a joke and tongue in cheek – double entendre sort of stuff that I like to do… not that everyone got it at first because the music Oli and I made was serious stomping material. But after so many plays, people realized that this release was very good. How good? SOFA KING GOOD. Say it a few ways if you haven’t figured it
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