Domenic Cappello
By: Dream Chimney
The following interview was conducted on June 13, 2025
Domenic Cappello hails from the mighty city of Glasgow. One half of Subculture – one of the longest standing residencies on the planet alongside his friend and partner in crime – Harri James Harrigan. Both Domenic and the city share similarities with the techno Mecca that is Detroit, gritty, innovative, solid. Dom Cappello wears his influences boldly on his sleeve on his new ‘Galactic Praise’ EP on London label Cyphon Recordings. I am sure there have been many an after party after the Sub Club and I am intrigued as to what would be on the sound system. The lights go low, the drinks are flowing, and the shoes are off. This is Domenic Cappello’s late-night list
Nils Frahm - Says
This is beautiful and the way it builds so subtly always catches people by surprise who have never heard it before .
Never on Sunday - Journey
Very early Octave One on one of my favourite Detroit labels. I still need some beats after coming back from the club and the music on this is also everything id want in a track. warm and full of emotion.
Vincent Floyd - Images of spring
Happy, warm and deep from a master of house music. This track can lift most moods and even after a club people still want to get up and have a dance around even if it's in a kitchen or living room in someone's house.
DFA -3/5 human. (Not the label of the same name)
Don't think this guy ever put anything else out. Really wish he had. An incredible piece of electronic soul here.
Carl Craig -A Wonderful Life.
Classic Carl. Beautiful music that reminds me of Tangerine Dream who I loved as a kid.
Larry Heard -Sceneries not Songs Album
Not much to say other than timeless masterpiece.
S.O.N.S A New Life (Planet Earth Mix)
Korean electronic brilliance. This would be a great last track if you're playing the sunrise set at a party outside somewhere in the summer. Or first track when you arrive home from a club .
Wiles - Missing Peace
Love this and it might be a bit uptempo for someone trying to unwind, but I hear the soul and emotion in it and it relaxes me.
E.R.P. - Cape Earl
Another master of his sound Gerard Hanson in rare deep house track. It has all his trademarks. Warm electronic soul.
Concerto De Aranjuez Adagio - Joaquin Rodrigo
I've loved this track ever since I was a kid and it still fills me up every time I hear it. A track to fall asleep to or fall in love to. Beautiful.
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