In the early '90s, Italian producers Marco Fratty, Corrado Presti and Roberto Intrallazzi released a string of dancefloor classics as the FPI Project that introduced Italo-house to the club world. The sound was instantly recognizable: huge piano samples, shouty vocals, a racing beat — in short, the elements that made up most house singles after FPI's "Going Back to My World," "Everybody All over the World," "Risky," "Berry" and "Funky Guitar" laid the plan. - by John Bush Read more on Last.fm. U...
In the early '90s, Italian producers Marco Fratty, Corrado Presti and Roberto Intrallazzi released a string of dancefloor classics as the FPI Project that introduced Italo-house to the club world. The sound was instantly recognizable: huge piano samples, shouty vocals, a racing beat — in short, the elements that made up most house singles after FPI's "Going Back to My World," "Everybody All over the World," "Risky," "Berry" and "Funky Guitar" laid the plan. - by John Bush Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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