Lownza Flavio Lodetti - Jett Islands

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Review by Bob Merckel

Jett Islands by Lownza Flavio Lodetti: A Tech House Gem That Still Bangs Alright, let’s talk about Jett Islands. This 2009 release from Germany via Sonata Music isn’t just another electronic album—it’s a vibe machine. Lownza Flavio Lodetti dives deep into the tech house pool here, and man, he doesn’t just dip his toes; he cannonballs straight into some seriously groovy waters. With only three tracks (the original plus two remixes), it’s short but packs more punch than your morning espresso. First up, the OG track, "Jett Islands." It’s got that classic tech house shuffle—minimal yet hypnotic beats layered over this weirdly addictive bassline. You know those tunes that sneak up on you? Like, you’re chilling, maybe folding laundry or scrolling through memes, and suddenly you’re nodding your head like a pigeon? Yeah, that’s this one. What sticks with me is how clean it feels. No clutter, no unnecessary drama—just pure rhythm doing its thing. It’s like Lodetti said, “I’m not here to impress you with fireworks; I’m here to make you move.” And damn, it works. Then there’s "Jett Islands (Brian Sanhaji Remix)." Oh boy, THIS version flips the script. If the original is smooth sailing, this remix grabs the wheel and veers off-road. Brian throws in these glitchy textures and sharper kicks, giving the track an edgier feel. There’s something raw about it—like when you bite into pizza thinking it’s cool enough but still burn your tongue. Painful? Maybe. Memorable? Absolutely. The breakdown halfway through hits hard, almost like it’s teasing you before slamming back into the groove. You don’t expect it, but once it happens, you can’t unhear it. Now, I’ll admit, I didn’t spend much time with the Audire remix because sometimes less is more, ya know? But hey, props to them for keeping things fresh. Remix culture at its finest. So why does Jett Islands stick in my brain years later? Maybe it’s the simplicity. In a world where producers try to cram every trick in the book into their tracks, Lodetti reminds us that restraint can be powerful. Or maybe it’s the way both versions of "Jett Islands" feel timeless—like they could drop in any set today and still slap. Either way, this little EP punches above its weight class. And honestly? Listening to it now feels kinda nostalgic. Not in a sad way, but in a “man, remember when music was just… music?” kind of way. No algorithms shoving playlists down our throats, no TikTok dances dictating hits—just good ol’ beats made to make people sweat. Final thought: If tech house had a secret handshake, Jett Islands would probably be part of it. Catch you on the dancefloor.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Jett Islands (Audire Remix)7:34
Jett Islands (Brian Sanhaji Remix)8:08
Jett Islands6:55

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Catalog Numbers

SON06

Labels

Sonata Music

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About Lownza Flavio Lodetti

Electro/Techno/Minimal DJ & producer from Palermo, Italy, born in 1987. Co-runs alongside Francesca Bonomo. Online media claimed in 2019 that many tracks released by and credited to Lodetti are copies of tracks previously released by other artists.

Real Name

    • Flavio Lodetti

Name Vars

  • F. Lodetti
  • Flod
  • Lodetti

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Jett Islands* by Lownza Flavio Lodetti is a hidden gem in the world of electronic music. Released in 2009 under Germany’s Sonata Music label, it blends tech house vibes with unique remixes. Brian Sanhaji and Audire each brought their own spin to the title track, making it a must-listen for fans of the genre. It’s like a little time capsule from the late 2000s dance scene.