The rapidly-rising Italian crew Analog People In A Digital World have announced their debut Album "Brassaholics" for release on 26th June on Hysterical / Ego. It's bang on 3 years since APDW first broke out of the Underground with the huge buzz generated by their debut Single "Rose Rouge" and they have continued to fire out Club hits spawning dancefloor Classics such as "Just Won't Do" and this Summer's Ibiza Buzz Chart No. 1 "Dazzled". Their fresh and original sound has earned them a hardcore following with high profile fans wide-ranging from Pete Tong to Fatboy Slim, Laurent Garnier, Luciano, Mark Knight, Roger Sanchez, Steve Angello and Tiesto. Now the duo are back with a gaggle of guests for their eagerly anticipated Long Player "Brassaholics". Never ones to shy away from getting the help of brilliant collaborators, Matteo Esse & Sant have given over pretty much the entirety of their first studio Album to friends with everyone jumping on board from the amazing Vlada Tomova of Balkan Beat Box "Bulgarian Chicks" to the voice and the face behind the worldwide smash "Just Won't Do" Sam Obernik, Balkan House maestro Gramophonedzie ("Why Don't You") and Ivor Novello nominee Ben Onono, Smoke City songstress Nina Miranda, Italian finest Electronica chanteuse and 99 Posse former lead singer Meg, Fatboy Slim's favourite Thomas Gandey, living legend Candi Staton ("You Got The Love"), Chicago House gangster DJ Sneak, Berlin House music grand master Ian Pooley, Iberican rising star AFFKT and Riva Starr's protégé Pirupa, the little ginger club kid Tim Deluxe and Godfathers of the UK House music scene X-Press 2 for 15 standout Tracks sealing a LP that is both wildly different and more of the same all at once. Drawing inspiration from Balkan to Bossa Nova, Latin and World, "Brassaholics" shows Matteo Esse & Sant depth of musical knowledge. Transcending Genres and scenes with their unique blend of Nu Jazz and old school House and combining it all in the Mix for your listening and playing pleasure, APDW have lovingly crafted a defining sound that pulls out a monumental 3 years worth of work. Without doubt one of the most-anticipated Dance records of the year, this is set to become the sound of the Summer. "Not only does Analog People In A Digital World make Jazz feel very cool again but also manages the almost impossible feat of sounding both fresh and original - the clue must be in the artist title. This says sit up and take note." DMC World Magazine