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Ronnie Spiteri announces debut album ‘True Music’

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Fresh off the back of a summer residency for Do Not Sleep at the iconic Amnesia nightclub in Ibiza, Ronnie Spiteri has announced he is to release his debut album ‘True Music’ this September via his own Kenja Records.

A ten-track release in its entirety, dropping in two parts, the release is a true ‘tried and tested’ statement of intent that will cement Spiteri as one of the scene’s most exciting producers. The album reflects a really refined techno-leaning / house sound which has been smashing the club room at Amnesia each week. It’s got a real old-school influence running through it and definitely leaning towards the darker, more progressive side of house and techno at points.

Explaining his intentions behind the album, Ronnie says: “I spent a long time touring South America at the start of 2018 – a place where dance music still feels true to its roots, and where the flashy side of the industry hasn’t quite taken over yet. It’s inspiring playing club after club full of people who are there purely for the music, and as such – I came home and locked myself in the studio throughout winter, eager to turn this experience into something tangible.”

“I wanted to release something that sums up who I am as an artist. I began my Ibiza residency with an arsenal of original productions which you won’t hear being played anywhere else; I’ve managed to whittle it down to ten of the best tracks which go off every time, and the result is what I’d consider to be my strongest body of work to date”

True Music (Part 1) is out September 7th 2018 exclusively via Beatport
1.Ronnie Spiteri – True Colours
2.Ronnie Spiteri – Eloise
3.Ronnie Spiteri – Universal Plum
4.Ronnie Spiteri – Once In A Life Time
5.Ronnie Spiteri – Throat Muscle

True Music (Part 2) is out September 24th 2018 exclusively via Beatport
6.Ronnie Spiteri – Changes
7.Ronnie Spiteri – Psychopath
8.Ronnie Spiteri – Rising Sun
9.Ronnie Spiteri – Once In A Life Time (Techno Mix)
10.Ronnie Spiteri – Shadow In The Mirror

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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