From initiating the first studio sessions back in 2004,Livio & Roby are one of the foremost proponents of groove laden house, fastbecoming ambassadors of deep funk-blended tech-house on some of the leadinglabels in the scene as well as controlling the dance floors of technoplaygrounds around the world. With consistent studio outputand live sets over the last four years, 2010 looks set to be their year, withDj’s including Loco Dice and Steve Lawler heavily strengthening their profilewith huge support in their backbeat of warm-swung loops that drift towards thesounds of early house and never fail to unwind with a looped combination ofstunning tones, subtle synths and intricate drums. Riding high on the techno scene’s recent climate change with groovesthat twist and turn each bar yet never loose the consistent grasping controlover your body’s lower torso; Livio and Roby have been producing percussiveprompted beats with a natural European zest long before the majority of today’stechno dj’s ripped back the parched electronic layer to reveal a more organichouse sound. Displaying exceptional production skills, early releases andremixes appeared on Lawler's Global Underground "Lights out 3" and"Viva" compilations. On top of clearly knowing their way around a pair of turntables, 2007 followedwith releases thick and fast; the classic simplicity of their grittyunderground sound, assembled into increasingly energetic tracks made Livio andRoby one of the most visible names of the deep house resurgence. 2008 saw the pair share the turntables alongside Loco Dice in Romania resultingin the ultimate testament to their musical talent. Dice welcomed Livio and Robyinto his community of creativeness, promptly inviting then to join both hisbooking agency Artist Alife and much applauded label Desolat where they went onto release “Mistique” in collaboration with their pal George G. From theirearly appearance in the booth with Loco Dice and Martin Buttich at CocoonsIbiza residency to recent singles on Nick Curly’s Cecille imprint, the twoRomania producers have built quite a reputation for themselves that reallyjustifies the heavy hype that's been surrounding them of late. Labels including Viva Music, Cecille and Loco Dice’s eminent Desolat havewelcomed the deep duo to explore a now signature sound, that's awash in thebeats that made many of us fall for house in the first place. Exercising their persistent reference to awinning Chicago and Detroit compound, sitting on the deep, percussive side ofhouse has earned them their respected place in the often tangled and disjointedelectronic scene.