Andrea Ribeca
Andrea Ribeca (born 1974) is an Italian techno and trance musician, most known as co-founder with Giuseppe Ottaviani of the group Nu NRG.
Biography[edit]
The Italian music producer and DJ Andrea Ribeca was born 1974 in Viterbo. His first experience with the turnables starts from 1990. 1992 he released his first track Diabolic Step.[1] After this production he works during many years as resident dj in various techno-trance clubs, until 1999, when he meets Giuseppe Ottaviani with whom he starts the trance-project Nu NRG.[2][3]
Paul van Dyk spotted the group and signed on Vandit Records in 2001. The group disbanded in late 2005, but remained in friendship with each other. 2009 he wrote the lyric and melodic part of Giuseppe Ottaviani's Vocal-Single Angel.[4][5]
Andrea continued to DJing and producing trance and techno music. 2017, his track Amoroso was world premiered on 487th episode of Aly & Fila's radioshow Future Sound of Egypt. In summer 2017, his track Cyber Angel will be released on FSOE Recordings.
Discography[edit]
Singles[edit]
- 1992: Diabolic Step
- 1999: U.F.O.
- 1999: Andromeda
- 1999: Music
- 2001: Apple Juice
- 2002: One Turn
- 2010: Gaia
- 2010: Nucleo
- 2011: Collision (feat. Ofelia)
- 2011: Right In Your Heart (feat. Ofelia)
- 2012: Always in Paradise (feat. Anthya)
- 2012: Sogni Progressivi
- 2014: Joker
- 2014: Throught The Blue
- 2014: Touches Of Love (feat. Anthya)
- 2015: Cyberfly (feat. Lokka Vox)
- 2016: And Was Light
- 2017: Amoroso
- 2017: Margherita
- 2017: Cyber Angel
Remixes[edit]
- 2001: Apple Juice (DJ Vortex & A. Ribeca Remix)
- 2010: Mareia (Ribeca & Cusi Perc-Dub)
- 2011: Hold Me Now (Andrea Ribeca Remix)
- 2011: Collision (Ribeca & Rutili Fenderized Mix)
References[edit]
- ↑ "Various - Child Rome". Discogs (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2017-03-14.
- ↑ "Trance.nu - The home of music". trance.nu. Retrieved 2017-03-14.
- ↑ "Nu Nrg – laut.de – Band". laut.de (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2017-03-14.
- ↑ "Giuseppe Ottaviani - Angel Songtext | Musixmatch". musiXmatch (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2017-03-14.
- ↑ "Giuseppe Ottaviani - GO!". Discogs (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2017-03-14.
External links[edit]
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