Curses Presents 'Trust The Beat' EP Under Tutto Vetro Project

Curses, under his Tutto Vetro pseudonym, presents the Trust The Beat EP, a four-track throwback to new wave and Italo underground sounds popular in the ’80s and ’90s.

Berlin-based artist Curses delves deeper into his love of the dancier club genres through his Tutto Vetra project. And now he’s created a four-track EP full of futuristic, hypnotic tracks that pay homage to the golden era of ’80s and ’90s underground dance music. Released on Wrong Era, a sublabel of Slow Motion Records, Trust The Beat is a powerful take on the classic body of music, blending trance, Detroit techno, post-EBM, and progressive club all into one.

Curses, birth name Luca Venezia, created the Tutto Vetro alias to focus solely on club sounds from Valencia, New York, and Frankfurt. Lead single “Trust The Beat” displays just that. It’s a dancefloor-ready, stripped-back track that’s focused on body-driven energy. It blends the minimal with the hypnotic, incorporating distorted vocals and groovy melodies.

“Wild Things” is both chaotic and harmonious, and almost animalistic in nature. Its infectious melodies, strong percussion, and haunting vocals provide a deeper look at his signature sound. Wrong Era label’s co-honcho Fabrizio Mammarella transforms the track into a fluid mix of pulsating reverb, creating a spacey reimagined version. Trust The Beat closes out with the light and airy “New Revolution.” The track takes the listener on a sonic journey through music history, with a dark, atmospheric soundscape and dreamlike percussion.

Euphoric, and with the synths doing the talking, Trust The Beat is a return to the club energy. Through his Tutto Vetro offering, Curses delves deep into the underground and examines the sounds that defined the ’80s and ’90s. And this EP, as a whole, serves as a love letter to eras past, full of familiarity and nostalgia, with a modern twist.

Trust The Beat EP is out now on Spotify. Keep an eye on the Curses social media for more from his Tutto Vetro project.