UGLH & Federico Locchi - Midnight In Madrid

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Review by Katie Campbell

Midnight In Madrid: A Hidden Gem from UGLH & Federico Locchi Released in 2009 under the Italian label Titbit Digital, Midnight In Madrid by UGLH and Federico Locchi is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. It’s not trying too hard to be anything—it just is. Rooted firmly in the electronic genre with a focus on tech house and minimal vibes, this record feels like a late-night drive through empty city streets. You know, the kind where your thoughts drift but you’re still hyper-aware of every sound around you. Let’s dive into two tracks that stuck with me. First up, “Go On.” This track grabs attention right away—not because it yells for it, but because it builds so subtly. The groove creeps in, layer by layer, until you're fully immersed without even realizing how you got there. There’s something hypnotic about its rhythm; it’s almost meditative. By the time the percussion kicks in harder, you’ve already surrendered to its flow. It’s not overly complex or flashy—just damn effective. If tech house had a heartbeat, this might be it. Then there’s the title track, “Midnight In Madrid.” Now, I haven’t been to Madrid at midnight (yet), but if this song doesn’t capture the vibe of neon lights reflecting off cobblestone streets, I don’t know what does. The bassline here has a gritty edge, while the synths swirl around like cigarette smoke in a dimly lit club. What makes it memorable? Honestly, it’s the way it balances tension and release. Just when you think it’s going to explode into chaos, it pulls back—a perfect metaphor for those moments when life teeters between unpredictability and calm. “Miccia” rounds out the album nicely, though it didn’t leave as deep an impression on me as the other two. Still solid, though, with its stripped-down beats and moody undertones. Minimal fans will dig it for sure. Looking back, Midnight In Madrid isn’t gonna change the world or anything. But maybe that’s okay. Sometimes music doesn’t need to reinvent the wheel—it just needs to make you feel something. And this album? Yeah, it does that. Whether you’re DJing a set or chilling alone in your room, it works. Funny thing—I listened to this album during a power outage once, laptop speakers barely audible over the hum of the fridge. Weird setting, yeah, but somehow it fit perfectly. Like, maybe these tracks are best enjoyed when things aren’t quite perfect. Who would’ve thought? Rating: 8/10 For fans of: Late nights, introspection, and understated brilliance.

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Artist: UGLH & Federico Locchi
Album: Midnight In Madrid
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Midnight In Madrid9:18
Miccia7:20
Go On6:45

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Catalog Numbers

TDT04

Labels

Titbit digital

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Formats

  • 3 × File
  • MP3
  • 320 kbps

About UGLH & Federico Locchi

Name Vars

  • Federico Locchi & UGLH
  • Federico Locchi And UGLH
  • UGLH & Federico Locchi
  • UGLH & Frederico Locchi
  • UGLH + Federico Locchi
  • Uglh & Frederico Locchi

Members

  • Marco Duranti
  • Federico Locchi
  • Stefano Marcucci

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Midnight In Madrid* by UGLH & Federico Locchi is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2009 on the Italian label Titbit Digital, it blends Tech House and Minimal styles seamlessly. The track "Midnight In Madrid" feels like a late-night journey through the city's vibrant streets. It’s one of those albums that flies under the radar but still gets plays in underground clubs. Not bad for an Italian project!