Italorama Bar
Berghain | Panorama Bar | Säule, Berlin
This night happened — Fri 3 Oct 2025
Press play
Who was billed9 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- next: Sameheads, Sat 21 NovAlexander Arpeggio
- Alexander Robotnick
- Emil Doesn't Drive
- next: The Buzz, Fri 20 NovFabrizio Mammarella
- next: Kater, Sat 24 OctFranz Scala
- next: Sameheads, Sat 14 NovGiulia Gutterer
- Radondo
- Luca dell Orso
- Jolisa
Set times were not published.
the pairs that have met
29 of the 36 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Fabrizio Mammarella and Franz Scala — 6 shared bills before that night, first on Fri 3 Oct 2025.
- Fabrizio Mammarella and Giulia Gutterer — 6 shared bills before that night, first on Sat 9 Nov 2024.
- Franz Scala and Giulia Gutterer — 5 shared bills before that night, first on Fri 3 Oct 2025.
- Alexander Arpeggio and Giulia Gutterer — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Fri 3 Oct 2025.
- Alexander Arpeggio and Emil Doesn't Drive — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Fri 3 Oct 2025.
- Franz Scala and Radondo — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Fri 3 Oct 2025.
- Giulia Gutterer and Radondo — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Fri 3 Oct 2025.
Who they are
“FULL BIOGRAPHY Alexander Arpeggio channels the original energy of the 80s and 90s cosmic dance scene, reviving the sounds once heard on Goa beaches and in legendary Italian clubs.”
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FULL BIOGRAPHY Alexander Arpeggio channels the original energy of the 80s and 90s cosmic dance scene, reviving the sounds once heard on Goa beaches and in legendary Italian clubs. His musical range stretches from 70s organic disco to 90s underground house, weaving in Italo disco, 80s wave, and NDW with a raw, emotional edge. As one of the defining figures in today’s club culture rooted in 80s and 90s dance music, Alexander Arpeggio is a DJ, producer, label operator, and passionate archaeologist of obscure dancefloor stories. Emerging from the provincial surroundings of Ingolstadt, he has worked his way into international booths from Berghain/Panorama Bar to underground venues in Paris and London. A distinctive blend of 80s/90s house, Italo disco, outsider pop, lo-fi, and acid techno that honors the spirit of dance music’s past while pushing it forward. Early Imprint in Upper Bavaria In 2001, the then 18-year-old Alexander hears a legendary mixtape in Ingolstadt. A moment he later describes as a musical revelation. The raw power of drum computers, rough synthesizers, and brittle vocals open his eyes to a music where errors, distortions, and edges are not flaws but an aesthetic program. Through online fan pages and forums, he begins to unravel the origins of this sound from the 80s and 90s dance era. From Fan to Scene Curator During the 2000s, Alexander starts DJing in Upper Bavaria with a sound that was then considered too “pop” or “trashy” even in Berlin’s club Mecca. He uses the rejection as fuel, digs deeper, follows trails like Dutch radio stations and European record dealers to find lost maxis and B-sides that shift between euphoric anthems and dark underground electronics. Since 2006 he lives and shaped the Berlin Dance scene and is part of a tightly networked North European community for whom 80s and 90s dance music is an open narrative that effortlessly crosses house, disco, wave, and proto techno. Mond Musik, Eine Welt, and the Art of Lo-Fi With his labels Mond Musik and Eine Welt, Alexander professionalizes his role as curator: he releases reissues, forgotten tapes, and new productions that share a common DNA. A love for the Lo-Fi character and the “flaw” in the sound. Instead of polishing the vintage dance sound, he works with old hardware to bring the brittle, sometimes fragile texture into the present. It’s less about nostalgia than a stance: imperfection as emotional truth, somewhere between melancholy and euphoric lift-off. Club Cosmic and Obscure Side Lines In Berlin, Alexander shapes nightlife primarily as host and DJ of his series “Club Cosmic” and “Listen Listen,” often in the Neukölln Sameheads environment. There he uses the dancefloor as a lab: 80s and 90s dance and Disco meet early house sketches, New Wave, Synth-Pop curiosities, industrial fragments, and techno, occasionally played at 33 rpm. The sets are more dramaturgy than mere track selection built on tensions between kitsch and hardness. International DJ and Band Projects Alexander Arpeggio has long been a sought-after guest in clubs from Berghain, Bar 25, Kater, Wilde Renate, and about:blank in Berlin to Opium in Vilnius or Ancienne Belgique in Brussels. Tours take him across Europe from France via Scandinavia and Eastern Europe to Italy, where he mirrors the era’s dance history back to the audience. Parallel to this, he engages in band and studio projects like OTTO and Aufgang B, where his obsession with analog sound sources and cosmic narratives translates into collective forms. Stance: Dance Music as Cultural Memory For Alexander, 80s and 90s dance music is no closed canon, but a fragile cultural memory that must be resorted again and again. Between chart hits and total underground, between ironic elevation and serious romance. By illuminating obscure side lines and short-circuiting them with contemporary club music, he makes audible how pop history renews itself from within and why long-overlooked genres have become the secret engine of today’s house and techno designs.Their RA profile lists Neubau.often with JACK DANZEY, Richii, Holten, none of them here that night
often with Rein Orgeln, none of them here that night
“Fabrizio Mammarella is an Italian selector, producer and label owner among many other things in the world of Music.”
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Fabrizio Mammarella is an Italian selector, producer and label owner among many other things in the world of Music. Boasting a discography that includes dozens of clubbing anthems, remixes, as well as successful collaborations with Lauer (as Black Spuma), Rodion, and Clap Rules; he is also the “one man band” in Telespazio, an infamous side project focusing more on experimental music. Since his first release in 2004, Fabrizio has been constantly delivering hits for labels such as DFA, Permanent Vacation, Correspondant, Les Disques De La Mort, Future Boogie and his own imprint Slow Motion Music / Wrong Era records, leading the Italian Dance Wave movement for over ten years. Fabrizio is also the head behind Emet, a record label centred on limited special releases crawling in the realm of weirdo electronic music, especially cut for the quirkiest and demanding dancefloors. Fabrizio has played and hosted label nights at some of the best clubs and festivals around the globe, with regular nights in Berlin and his home country of Italy. He is definitely not moving in slow motion.Their RA profile lists DFA Records, Brontosaurus, Tiny Sticks, Hell Yeah Recordings and 6 more.Last at ://about blank in Aug · often with Cosmo Vitelli, Leona Jacewska, Sesto Senso, none of them here that night
“Franz Scala’s sets are as diverse as the music he curates as label head of Slow Motion.”
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Franz Scala’s sets are as diverse as the music he curates as label head of Slow Motion. Weaving smoothly between Italian Dance, Psychedelic Disco and Proto House, Franz quickly turns the dance floor into a vignette-tainted retro nostalgia rave fueled only by his music. Born in Italy and now a resident of Berlin for a decade Franz has his roots in noise rock and elettronica but was led by the record collectors passion into acquiring a taste for modern and not so modern dance floor music. He frequently inspires dancers in clubs all over Europe with his eclectic blend of spacey House, New Wave, Italo and Acid speckled with hints of Electro and Chicago House. Aside from producing on his own imprint, he has releases on World Unknown, Bordello A Parigi, Bahnsteig 23, Tusk Wax, Mechatronica or Discodromo´s Cocktail d’Amore Music. Franz is link to many events around the german capital such as the monthly Wrong Era, Italian Dance Wave and Italorama night in Panorama Bar, Magic Waves or New Dance Fantasy Festival. Beside long time collaboration with Sameheads he is regular dj at Griessmuhle and Salon zur Wilden Renate. In 2013 he joined Dimitri SoEmotional in the “Studio Luce” projectTheir RA profile lists Slow Motion, World Unknown, Bordello A Parigi, Clouded Vision and 6 more.Recently at Sameheads, RSO.BERLIN, arkaoda Berlin · often with Eyesdice, Paty Vapor, Berlin Bunny, none of them here that night
“Equally obsessive about Hi-NRG, New Beat, Dark & Nu Disco she quests through the dirtiest depths of the internet and record stores for rhythms so inviting that you can't help but bathe, kick and writhe in the sludge and dust with her.”
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Equally obsessive about Hi-NRG, New Beat, Dark & Nu Disco she quests through the dirtiest depths of the internet and record stores for rhythms so inviting that you can't help but bathe, kick and writhe in the sludge and dust with her. She's raised iconic dancefloors worldwide with a style that is an eclectic swag of sex, humour and psychedelia. A collision of expansive beats and seductive evolving moods that have hypnotized Berlin's audiences at Berghain's Panorama Bar for Italorama, Cocktail d'Amore, Salon zur Wilden Renate, Revier Südost, and Sisyphos to mention a few. Though she's “just a DJ, not a f***ing neurosurgeon”, she is the rock and caretaker of Wrong Era and Slow Motion organizations and parties all over the world; notorious, sweaty meet-ups for all the "not-too-hard tunz tunz" music lovers.often with MVHY, Moderna, Curses, none of them here that night
“Hailing from the UK and now residing in Berlin Radondo has built a versatile sound within the Italian Dance Wave movement.”
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Hailing from the UK and now residing in Berlin Radondo has built a versatile sound within the Italian Dance Wave movement. His progressive DJ sets have seen him quickly become a prevalent artist within the German capital, playing regular slots at venues such as Renate, Sisyphos and becoming a resident at the revered Slow Motion Records parties. With a steady run of releases on labels such as Wrong Era, Loose Fit Records, Ritmo Fatale and Fucanglong Files, he merges arcane soundscapes with ethereal analogue synth lines. As a producer and remixer, he has gained recognition for his captivating consistency and support from Italo’s greats. Tying together his Italo, EBM, and New Beat influences, Radondo creates a tantalising atmosphere filled with tangible nostalgia through forward-thinking production and energetic selections that have lit up dance floors from Vilnius to New York.Their RA profile lists Slow Motion, Samo Records, Inner Shah Recordings, Murder Records and 4 more.Last at Fitzroy in Sep · often with Melanie Havens, Robot Girl, Lancer (2), none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- ACID BOGEN4 with Franz Scala, 2 with Giulia Gutterer and 1 with Fabrizio Mammarella
- Cosmo Vitelli3 with Franz Scala, 2 with Fabrizio Mammarella and 1 with Giulia Gutterer
- HOPPER4 with Franz Scala and 2 with Giulia Gutterer
- Melanie Havens4 with Franz Scala and 2 with Radondo
- Leona Jacewska3 with Franz Scala and 2 with Fabrizio Mammarella
- Moderna3 with Franz Scala and 2 with Giulia Gutterer
- Sound Metaphors Djs3 with Franz Scala and 2 with Alexander Arpeggio
- Eyesdice6 with Franz Scala
how this compares
- Median final count, Fridays at Berghain153
- Middle half finished between125 and 256
- Past Fridays at this venue counted52
The room
Berghain | Panorama Bar | Säule — 210 events and 1,019 distinct artists since Aug 2025.
Who put it on
OstGut GmbH — 202 events and 979 artists since Aug 2025.




