Folks at D'Oro UNLMTD are not wasting their time. After that rad Jesuon single a few weeks back, they dropped a new two track pacakge from Obi Blanche. And it's a quirky one, definitely when it comes to the vocal delivery. Off-beat speaking/rapping may be hard to sell to some, but the music makes up for it, a weird mix of new wave, psych-punk and other oddities. This may be the weakest single from the whole series, but I can still vibe to it. Purchase here.
Wednesday, 28 September 2022
Wednesday, 7 September 2022
Jesuon - Carne Di Metallo
Volume five in the "can't-go-wrong" D'Oro UNLMTD single series from Ombra International. "Carne Di Metallo" is a drum extravaganza produced and sung (or narrated?) by Naples-based artist Jesuon. Not too sure how to even describe it properly to sell it to you, just press play, the track slaps.
Monday, 22 August 2022
Luca Dell' Orso & Justine Forever - Plant Life
Volume four in the Ombra Internationa's D'oro series comes from Luca Dell' Orso and Justine Forever. Their collab is a sultry synthwave jam that seems peferct for riding around on a hot night. You can purchase it here.
Wednesday, 6 July 2022
Dual Parts - Contempt
Third single from the Ombra International's sub-label D'oro Unlmtd comes from Uruguayan darkwave act Dual Parts. There's literally zero info about them online, so all I can say is check out the track, it's great and make want to hear more from them. Buy it here.
Friday, 10 June 2022
Mufti - Replicate
Dark disco jam from Mexican producer Mufti, released on the heels of his recent set of Edits. This is the second single for the newly minted Ombra International sublabel D'Oro Unlmtd, following last month's two-tracker from Amarcord. To purchase this 80's fulled mix of guitars and synths heard over here.
Wednesday, 25 May 2022
Amarcord - More Than Enough feat. Altutt
Ombra International has launched a new sublabel called D'Oro Unlmtd which will be dedicated to singles, or as the label puts it "songs in their original form, no remixes, no club version, no dub". Their first double-A release comes from Italian producer Amarcord, who alongside Altutt on vocal duties, charms his way into my speakers with his sultry synth-pop jam. Track two slows the tempo a bit offering a trippy, synth comedown that nicely contrasts the dancefloor vibes from "More Than Enough".
Cop the single here, and stream it below.





