Giovio, the Italian-born producer now thriving in LA, drops Night Flow EP on Rawax—a three-track gem that’s been turning heads since January 16, 2025. This release masterfully blends tucked-in grooves that lull you into a sleepdance haze while sparking vivid, flowing optic imagery straight from the dancefloor’s glow. Rawax, Berlin’s go-to for over a decade of gritty house and techno firepower since 2010, spotlights Giovio’s knack for music that bridges intimate late-night introspection with peak-hour propulsion.
So Good opens with scrunched beats crashing into glossily placed autofilter stabs, evoking fluorescence bouncing off bumpers and spoilers in a neon-drenched drive. Exagon keeps the momentum rolling, layering those tucked-in rhythms that pull listeners deeper into the groove’s hypnotic sway. OPD flips the script on the flip, tugging at Detroit’s strings of life with urgent tension that demands body movement. Jazz House closes it out matter-of-factly, heralding vocals soaring over a moody groove that lingers like the final echoes of an underground session.
What makes Giovio’s sound so compelling is his ability to fuse LA’s polished edge with Italian flair and techno roots, creating tracks that feel both personal and universally danceable. Night Flow captures that essence perfectly—opener energy that builds to emotive peaks, all tailored for DJs who want tools versatile enough for dimly lit rooms or full-throttle raves. Rawax amplifies it with their signature no-nonsense curation, making this EP a staple for house and techno enthusiasts chasing authentic underground appeal. Giovio proves he’s not just riding waves; he’s shaping them, delivering a set that resonates long after the night fades.
