Sinc

Born from the creative meeting between Gianluca Lorusso and Tarcisio Longobardi in 2007, SINC immediately carved its path in the electronic scene with an experimental approach, blending industrial edges with minimal geometries. This unique sound, charged with tension and groove, quickly crossed national borders, resonating in techno temples from Amsterdam to Kharkiv, and from international festivals to the most exclusive clubs. 2008 marked a turning point with the arrival of Vito Cacciapaglia, who added new nuances to SINC's sound, steering it toward more rhythmic, club-oriented territories. It was during this phase that the project's signature blend of deep techno and groovy house took shape—a sound that has since made dancefloors vibrate across Europe, Asia, and South America. A defining moment came in 2009 with the remix of Mark Broom's "Jackpot" for Nic Fanciulli's Saved Records. This track, fusing tribal and tech house with unmistakable character, became an instant reference in the scene, played by influential DJs and featured in historic sets. The pinnacle arrived in 2010 at Love Parade, when Anthony Rother selected SINC's "Ex Bitch" (originally released on Safary Electronique), bringing their sound before techno's most iconic crowd—a milestone that opened doors to performances at some of electronic music's most prestigious festivals. With "New Day" (2012), SINC proved its ability to conquer Beatport charts, landing among the finalists in deep house with a track that perfectly balanced hypnotic atmospheres and driving rhythms. Later productions like "Ramayana," re-released by BEAT Music Fund, further solidified this global presence, with tracks still circulating in clubs from Ibiza to Miami, keeping SINC a constant name in the playlists of top-tier DJs. Today, while carefully reorganizing its catalog ahead of new releases, SINC remains a reference point for lovers of electronic music with a dark, soulful edge—a project that continues to merge sonic experimentation with irresistible dancefloor groove. As the project evolves, it stays true to its core philosophy: creating music not just for DJs, but for dancers—a sonic journey that unites clubbers across the globe under the same hypnotic pulse.