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Fast-rising Rebel queen Francesca Lombardo is back on Crosstown with her seductive new single 'What To Do' featuring remixes from Infinity Ink, Matrixxman and a Luca Cazal Dub. Showcasing Francesca's undeniable raw talent and pure, fluid vocal flair, 'What To Do' is another example of the producer's sublime song composition in an electronic framework. The sultry mood evoked by Francesca's voice wraps around the infectious melody as spooky ethereal tones rise and fall with the subtly driving groove. Infinity Ink strip down the elements with mechanical precision, injecting some darker bass and a more solid kick. Matrixxman revels in the twilight zone and delivers an alternative trippy tapestry of jagged synth stabs and melodic bleeps with only waves of the vocal. Luca Cazal's Dub is a perfect late night builder with added sonic textures.
Francesca Lombardo has rapidly become one exceptionally in-demand lady on the scene. Fully inaugurated into the Rebels camp, the Italian London based DJ/producer and classically trained vocalist released her first two highly acclaimed 'Changes' and 'Eyes Of Nature' EPs on Crosstown Rebels and is gearing up for a debut album release on the label next year plus a much coveted appearance on the Rebel Heart stage at Burning Man 2013. Francesca also recently debuted in the Boiler Room with a magical live set, coming soon.
Infinity Ink is London/Ibiza based duo Ali Love and Luca C (the latter of which delivers the dub for this package). Infinity Ink have been taking over dancefloors and the air waves under various guises, delivering last year's summer anthem 'Infinity' on Crosstown Rebels and also 'Benediction' and 'Reverse Skydiving' as part of super house group Hot Natured.
Charles McCloud Duff aka Matrixxman is purportedly a man trapped in a realm of unending 3D avatars roaming lost amongst dystopian digital wastelands. Matrixxman's debut EP 'The XX Files' received critical acclaim from Pitchfork, The Fader, Spin and Fact Magazine while garnering support from the likes of Damian Lazarus, Jeff Mills, Josh Wink, Boris of Ostgut Ton, Trevino and Dubfire. His own imprint Soo Wavey is a purveyor of brutally futuristic interpretations of classic WBMX era Chicago house and Detroit techno.
