Fast rising Italian star Luca Giossi has quickly become one of his native countrys most promising exports, thanks to his ever-expanding collection of studio productions and technical abilities behind the decks. Having studied and developed these skills at the SubBass DJ Academy in London, in association with Ministry of Sound, and the renowned SAE Institute in Milan, he has landed him several high-profile gigs and seen increasing interest for his signature from many leading record labels. Now resident at Setai Club in Bergamo, Luca has also recently performed alongside heavyweight names like Oliver Heldens, Merk & Kremont and Benny Benassi on the main stage at Nameless Festival, with more high-profile bookings in the pipeline.
His debut release, Crossing Borders featuring Jonny Rose was released to massive hype on the Do It Yourself label which made the giant Noise Control imprint sit up and take notice, so it was no surprise when Peak Hours sub-label came calling.
Therefore, next to be added to Luca Giossis ever-growing repertoire is Call On Me; a Big Room thriller that is sure to be another festival smash. Full of razor sharp synths, groovy melodies and infectious vocals, Call On Me hits hard as is standard for a Noise Control release and appears to be the perfect marriage between artist and label. With an earth-shattering bass that looks set to destroy dance floors the world over Call On Me showcases Giossis ever-maturing production skills and looks set to be his most successful release to date.
Call On Me by Luca Giossi is out now on Noise Control, a sub label of Peak Hour Music.
