Roots On The Roof

Davide Del Vecchio

DAVIDE DEL VECCHIO,  born in Naples, 1985, currently London based.  Electronic music producer certificate (S.A.E. institute in Milan in 2010). Promoter and creator of "Rehab", a group that has been bringing on lots of events since 2009, now using the Ribbon Club (Terracina, LT, Italy) as main base for its parties. His story began in the early 00's, when he started sharing the console with some of the most important international djs and legends like Marshall Jefferson, Todd Terry, Kerry Chandler, Kevin Saunderson, fathers of the old school american house music, going through people such as Raresh, Tini, Nina Kraviz, Paco Osuna, Martin Buttrich, Ryan Elliott, Delano Smith, Claudio Coccoluto, Luca Agnelli, Martinez Brothers, Davide Squillace, Gaiser, Matador, Ambivalent...until reaching the German techno pioneers, such as Marcel Dettmann, Adam Beyer and Karotte. Davide Del Vecchio is an artist without schemes, who do not like to be cataloged into a specific genre of music His style and carreer based on an attentive and accurate musical research don't follow any scheme or any particular genre, because, as he says "You don't judge the skills of a dj acoording to the genre he proposes, but only according to the vibe he's able to create on the dancefloor, trying to understand the right moment to drop that right tune that will make people explode." Davide in London, imposes immediately his unique DJ set, becoming resident DJ in one of the most important clubs in the British capital the famous Egg where he was often asked to play from the first to 'last record what he loves to do so that he can express himself better, during the many hours. Davide is currently in the studio to work on the recording of real instruments played by real musicians .... and touring Europe celebrating 10 Years of REHAB_. His infamous selection of records has been listened already in France, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden, Italy and obviously United Kingdom. More gigs are ready to be announced

Dan Cluskey