Also Playable Mono arrives on Bordello A Parigi with the Firenze EP, a five-track journey that captures Rafał Lachmirowicz’s passion for Italian musical heritage and electronic drive. Under his Also Playable Mono alias, Lachmirowicz delivers tracks primed for the underground circuits where house, disco, and techno enthusiasts dig deepest. Bordello A Parigi has built its name over the years as a haven for leftfield electronic gems, blending italo-disco flair with modern house energy and earning a loyal following among selectors who crave that authentic, dancefloor-tested edge.
Kicking off with “Neverland,” Lachmirowicz reworks Giorgio Moroder’s legendary spark into undulating arpeggios and crisp kicks that build into a playful melody laced with laser futurism and eastern twists—perfect for DJs looking to ignite a crowd early in the set. “Firenze” steps up next, its broad analogue lines echoing Patrick Cowley’s disco funk while a spoken tribute to Florence adds bold character, making it a standout for those peak-time moments when the floor demands something bright and unforgettable. The energy shifts to low-slung intensity on “Bergamo,” where thick bass thrums meet piano stabs, toms, and robotic pulses for a smoky, 1970s sci-fi groove that pulls listeners into the night’s heart.
Then comes “Breakfast Date,” dialing down to a slow, dreamy lounge vibe with meandering melodies that flirt between jazz and funk, offering a thoughtful breather for after-hours rotations. Closing out is the instrumental take on “Firenze,” letting Lachmirowicz’s synthesizers shine in an uplifting sendoff that spotlights the EP’s expansive appeal. This release throbs with raw energy, drawing from disco’s golden era while pushing boundaries for today’s underground house and techno crowds. Also Playable Mono proves once again why he’s a name to watch, delivering tracks that demand spins in clubs from Buenos Aires basements to Berlin warehouses.
