
Charlie's 'Spacer Woman' (1983) is a cornerstone of Italo-disco and electro-disco, produced by Maurizio Cavalieri under a one-time alias and originally released on his Mr. Disc Organization label. The track achieved cult status decades after its release, catalyzed by DJ I-F's inclusion of it on the influential compilation Mixed Up In The Hague (2001), which helped ignite a global Italo-disco revival among…
Spacer Woman occupies a liminal space between Italo-disco, electro-disco, and proto-synthpop — a rare hard-synth, non-Hi-NRG track powered by Linn Drum, Roland TR-808 programming, and Yamaha DX7 arpeggiation. Its influence on subsequent Italo-revival acts and the bloghouse-adjacent Italians Do It…
Edoardo Buttinelli (born Rome, 1998) is an Italian director, writer, and production designer based in Paris. He holds a degree in art direction from the University of Arts London. His credits span music videos, short films, and advertising for clients…
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