Luca Doobie, musician since the age of 10, he's now one of the most important artists in Milan's underground dance scene. During the last ten years he has been deejaying, producing and engineering music while showing passion, creativity and technical skills. His personal musical sensibility easily brought him through styles that range from synth pop, punk, industrial, indie rock, jazz, fusion, black music, hip hop, electronica, drum and bass, house and techno. His vision of club music is an evolution of the seventies funk mixed with house and techno roots, based on deep kicks, rumbling sub frequencies bass lines, sharp beats and groovy elements, refined with a creative and fresh use of effects and musical parts generated by synths or sampled from old records. His many productions and remixes prove a flexible approach to underground dance music, an endless stream of rhythms and sounds voted to the dancefloor but with a constant musical inspiration. The first release as producer appeared in the year 2000 as he was studying Sound Engineering, and while for the first 7 years of studio productions his attention was more focused on the technical development of the music, since 2006 Luca turned his attention to the artistic and creative side, working on few different projects like Prospettive Sotterranee released on Safari Electronique and Anomaline released on Anomaline Records showing off his style of grooves. After meeting his german musical partner Andre Crom the duo developed an unique and fresh housy sound with catchy musical elements, releasing several eps together on Heimatmelodie, Acker, Andre's own Off Recordings and the Uk underground cult label Freerange. In november 2011 together with Patrick Di Stefano he formed the duo Wemove, and founded their own record label called Spades. For this occasion Luca presents three original tracks on Baile Musik with common name Beaches Brew. Typical sound of Luca Doobie, very mature production, fantastic arrangements and sound quality are main features of every production by Luca Doobie.