
Luigi Gori is not just a music producer — he’s a storyteller of sound, a craftsman of emotion, and a restless explorer of rhythm. His journey began in 1989, long before electronic music became a global force. Armed with a Roland MC-500 MkII, a Casio FZ-1 sampler, and a Vestax 4-track recorder, Luigi dove headfirst into the world of sequencing, sampling, and sonic experimentation. It was the beginning of a lifelong obsession. In 1993, he released his debut track “Cronic Apocalipse” on Zac Music, marking his first step into the underground scene. In 1997, he introduced the alias Presslaboys, under which he single-handedly produced all material — quickly gaining recognition for his unconventional and genre-blending sound. Luigi’s sonic identity draws from a rich palette: 80s electro, Acid House, early progressive,