Marco Faraone, a famous dance artist from Tuscany who now lives in Barcelona, releases a party-rocking version of the famous song “Misirlou” on his important label, UNCAGE.
Faraone gives “Misirlou” a new, electrifying sound. The song has deep cultural roots in the Eastern Mediterranean as it became famous when it was performed by Dick Dale in 1962. It was also featured in Quentin Tarantino’s blockbuster movie “Pulp Fiction.” This version has already proven its strength by lighting up dance floors around the world during Faraone’s winter sets, and it’s about to take over the summer scene.
Faraone’s version of “Misirlou” shows how creative he is and how well he can bring old tunes to life again. It blends them into the fast-paced world of modern techno. This release not only shows how diverse Faraone’s musical tastes and skills are, but also boosts UNCAGE’s image as a place where legendary and up-and-coming artists who want to bring creativity to the underground music scene meet.
The artist: Marco Faraone
Marco Faraone is a well-known and respected techno artist. He has made a name for himself with his wide range of sounds and creative works. Faraone’s trip from his home in Tuscany to his impact on the global techno scene is marked by a deep love for music, a renowned residency at Florence’s Tenax club, and well-known releases on a wide range of top labels. As the head of UNCAGE, he continues to support a wide range of artists and sounds, helping to shape the future of underground music.
