Technowagon returns for the third release with an EP composed by Ghianda (Gianmarco Ghiandoni), without the intent to make you dance in the most canonical ways, but with the claim of hitting your bored ear with something fresh. For Ghianda this is the first release for which he is engaged as a soloist. This has certainly encouraged him to take care of everything in detail. 'Ghianda wants to lead us into his world and tell us something.' A great story, this release. "A New Beginning", track with leftfield influences, sweetly opens the EP. The rhythm and sounds are treated in detail. It grows, and then drags to the end, to bring you into his world. It seems like born to be the first track of this EP, really various this time too but not trivial. Instead "Amnesty On The Moon" is maybe the more oriented track to the dancefloor. It is the only 'take-live' track of the EP. It is full of atmosphere where the pad is certainly a key element. But at the entrance of the bassline, the effect of the pad perhaps doubles. Track which evolves constantly, always surprising, enriched by the voice of the same acorn. 'Strumming Colours' is an interlude between the third and the fourth track. 21 seconds that embellish the EP. Finally we come to "Apricots". Track not very well defined. Mixture of leftfield and electronic is perhaps the most accurate approximation. Surely, you must listen to it for take a broader consciousness of it. It represents maybe the real stroke of genius of the whole release. With this track Ghianda will probably want to send a strong message and define his own style that characterizes himself.