Pat And Pats

Written in late 1983 by Mario Baldoni aka Miro, was originally released in July 1984 on the small Pineapple label – a sublabel of Armando Sciascia’s “Vedette” – with close to no success and a pressing fault: a glitch on the vocals of the instrumental version, that affected all copies.

This tropical summerish blend of italo and boogie, along with the male/female alternate spanish/english singing, turned into a true classic of the genre over the years, slowly making the playlists of the most respected DJs and diggers worldwide.

The 4-tracks 12" features the original vocal and instrumental versions in their original lenght, carefully dubbed from the analog multitracks masters and taken back to new life through Disco Segreta’s usual respectful mastering. Also, two remixes are featured.

“Miro’s Piano Paradise” is a balearic-infused mellow rework, inspired to 1989-1993 italian dream house era, whose key elements were – among others - repeated melodic piano chord progressions alongside lustful female vocals and the blueprint factory presets sounds of the likes of KORG M1, Roland TB-909, and D50. Flipside sees Tom Bolas & Andrea Dama with their “Bolas&Dama Dub”, a contemporary rendition of a possible “Dub” version of Tobago.