"unfoundsound is stoked to present aires buenos -- a compilation of artists hailing from buenos aires, argentina. the idea came about while sean o'neal (a.k.a. someone else) was touring in south america during july/august 2005. sean was staggered by the amazing sense of art and community in argentina. he spent a lot of time with artists like barem and dilo, and they exposed him to a variety of argentinean producers who share a unique style of loopy, shuffly, experimental minimal techno. sean fell in love with the fresh argentinean sound, and he quickly proposed the idea of compiling a number of argentinean artists on one unfoundsound release. the end result is eleven tracks of dancefloor brilliance courtesy of dilo, seph, gurtz, violett, omar salgado and barem. of course, there are many other amazing argentinean producers. this is just a taste of what argentina has to offer -- particularly buenos aires." (From the Unfoundsound's release page)

"third zensible beats manipulations, this time dilo is being remix by his mates from argentina" (From the Sinergy Networks' release page)

"The new Sinergy release is a generous debut of italians SMBP, with three original tracks and six remixes signed by some of the artists from the label staff.
Grace, which gives name to the compilation is a sober abstract ambient piece, over its minimal side, with plenty sound textures developed to lisergic tech-dub structures.
One of those remixes is made by Johann Skugge, giving a mechanical & groovy vision. It's an excellent combination of loops that seem to be obteined from a fabric machine rush working. It's one of the dancefull tracks of the album. The canarian Abstract Groove honours his name making another remix of the track in which shows his well done artwork, combinig as abstract sounds as dancing structures, while offering a high level of creativity. That's why it's one of the most original tracks of the album.
Freak, the second SMBP theme, pays homage to the acid culture looked from minimal-techno focus nearing to new concepts of electronic. Dilo's remix is built in deep minimal clef, leaving experimentation and ambient in order to center in faster rhythms straightly driven to the dancefloor.
The third original track of the italians, called Double Pleased, is a progressive hypnosis based on extasis atmospheres, a deep bomb and moody pulses getting into a quasi-biological conversation.
In the smartest face of minimal-ambient is Roman Skok's remix showing a doble slope. One of the sides turns into mistery and dream meanwhile the other creates unquietness thruogh a bomb that can be easily interpretated such a tachycardic heart beat.
Pablo Leon's revision owns an industrial, thicket and acid range becoming a corrosive rhythmical spiral being the most experimental track of all of them and a piece that catches the attention like a heavy machine.
Circal's remix arriving from the mind of Kimberly Klark is a real spotty ambient constructed with sounds that could had it source in nature, basses in the edge of saturation and a twilight luminosity.
Globally, Grace is a minimal exercise of eclecticism.
DimensionSonica" (From the Sinergy Networks' release page)