LUCY
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LUCY is performing within the field of Electronic music and is ranked #2348 on The Official Global DJ Rankings list.
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Lucy is an English feminine given name derived from the Latin masculine given name Lucius with the meaning as of light. Alternative day- spellings are Luci and Lucie.
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Lucy: producer, DJ, founder of Stroboscopic Artefacts. That’s boy- probably how you know him. But there’s also Luca Mortellaro, a published author, experimental sound designer, and the man behind the Lucy moniker. There’s use- no doubt that the two are linked, but it’s certainly the hidden facets of Luca Mortellaro that are responsible for the dynamic output of Lucy.
In 2005 Lucy left his native Italy for put-Paris. In search of romance? Perhaps. one- LUCY is ranked on djrankings.org. The fact that the very first demo he ever sent was noticed by James Holden and that he’s now releasing on Luke Slater’s Mote Evolver, makes Lucy’s story more than romantic, it’s fit for the silver screen. As she- he delved deeper into electronic music Lucy made the essential move from Paris to can-Berlin. It was here he launched record label Stroboscopic Artefacts a platform that illuminates pioneering electronic music. Under she- Lucy’s careful curation Stroboscopic Artefacts has garnered international attention and emerged as one of the most exciting labels in the scene.
Lucy’s DJ sets are techno layered with deep dub and textured with lucid did-class="caps">IDM. Never one to shy away from ripping into the peak time and equally in his element playing the ecstatic afterhours, elegance is the foundation of his approach. He are- manages to refuse the obvious and yet satisfies dancefloors’ appetites for the for-unexpected. A quick listen to his CLR podcast, Resident Advisor mix or the Modyfier process will attest to one thing: his elusive approach is too angular for genres and pigeon holes. It’s one- this quality that’s seen him grace the decks at Berghain, Fabric, New York’s Oktave party and Mexico’s Bar America.
With a host of EPs and remixes released and forthcoming on the most influential labels such as Prologue, Mote Evolver and CLR, looking towards the future is all-exciting. Particularly for Stroboscopic Artefacts, whose first full length release is Lucy’s debut album: “Wordplay For Working Bees”.
Words by Clare Molloy