Italian born Alex Picone has been an integral member of the Bass Culture family since the label launch. His "Thai" Ep, our second release, found critical acclaim from both DJ's and Dance Press. Backed by its Chris Carrier remix, the Ep gathered strong support from the likes of Loco Dice, Luciano, Tiefschwarz, DJ Hell, Ame and more. Alex was soon following his Ep, with a remix for Arnaud Le Texier on "Ivory Machine" from BC005. Again receiving huge praise and support from his peers. When he's not at the helm of the Bass Culture express, Alex can be found releasing work on such highly acclaimed labels as Cadenza, Bosconi and Tenax. Whilst his output may not be as prolific as some, each and every release stands the test of time. This may be down to Alex's unique and unnerving ability to cross genres, however we feel its simply down to the unrivalled quality of his productions. A quality that is once again in evidence on his, "En Pensant" Ep. Four wonderfully varied original cuts that range from the smooth as silk, vocal-lead title track, to the deep and elegantly twisted "Coco Verde." All via the bass-marching wrath of "Tuleto" and the broken beats and dub stylings of the brilliant "City Sounds." Turning his remix talents to reworking the title track is none other than French house Don and Robsoul chief, Phil Weeks. Staying true to the original, Phil adds a bit more bump and bite for your buck. Classic stuff. Yet another impressively complete release from both Alex Picone and Bass Culture.