Artist's albums
Let Me Show You Love (Hatiras Remix)
2022 · single
Let Me Show You Love (Hatiras Remix)
2022 · single
Let Me Show You Love (Classic 12")
2022 · EP
Let Me Show You Love (Classic 12")
2022 · EP
Freaky Dancers
2018 · EP
Freaky Dancers (Remixes)
2018 · single
Freaky Dancers
2018 · EP
Too Long (2016 Remixes)
2016 · single
Too Long (Remixes, Pt. 2)
2016 · single
Too Long (Remixes, Pt. 2)
2016 · single
Too Long (Remixes)
2015 · single
Too Long (Remixes)
2015 · single
Never Freak (Sakloe Remix)
2015 · single
Testify 2014
2015 · EP
Testify 2014
2015 · EP
Testify 2014
2015 · single
What $ Love (2014 Remixes)
2014 · single
Floorpiece (2014 Remixes)
2014 · single
Trust (2014 Remixes - Part 2)
2014 · single
Trust 2014 (Remixes, Pt. 2)
2014 · single
Trust 2014 (Remixes, Pt. 2)
2014 · EP
Trust 2014
2013 · single
Trust 2014
2013 · single
Ministry of Love (2013 Remixes - Part 2)
2013 · single
Ministry of Love (Remixes)
2013 · single
Ministry of Love (2013 Remixes - Part 1)
2013 · single
Ministry of Love (Remixes)
2013 · single
Hold On
2013 · single
Hold On (Classic Vocal)
2013 · single
Let Me Show You Love
2013 · single
Let Me Show You Love (2013 Remixes)
2013 · EP
Bring U Up (2012 Remixes)
2013 · single
Bring U Up (2012 Remixes)
2012 · single
Bring U Up (2012 Remixes)
2012 · album
The Wanderer (2011 Remixes) Part 2
2011 · single
The Wanderer (2011 Remixes, Pt. 2)
2011 · single
The Wanderer (2011 Remixes, Pt. 2)
2011 · EP
The Wanderer (2011 Remixes)
2011 · single
B 2 Nite
2010 · single
Floorpiece (2014 Remixes)
2003 · single
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Biography
Romanthony is a new-school acid garage producer who routinely summons both the raw soul and the raw sound of originals from the glory days of acid house and garage during the late '80s. Though he's much more an underground name in his native America than Europe (where he has released several full LPs and collections), two Romanthony co-productions (and a vocal) for the second album released by fans Daft Punk helped lift his status in the mainstream dance scene. Born Anthony Moore, he began producing in the garage mecca of New Jersey, specializing in high-energy, low-fidelity productions during an era in which dance productions became ever more mainstreamed. Released on his own Black Male label -- he also owns Orange and World -- club assaults like "Floorpiece" and "Let Me Show You Love" presented an aggressive, extroverted dancefloor persona, straight out of Prince's playbook and akin to Chicago's Green Velvet. Despite local popularity for his tracks and mixes, Romanthony was nowhere near a worldwide name until the mid-'90s, when Britain's Azuli Records released a full-length collection of Black Male productions titled Romanworld. His trademarked throwback acid house became a hot sound by the end of the decade, and the growing house mecca of Scotland became an early convert, with a raft of singles on Glasgow Underground. His first proper album, Instinctual, was a collaboration with Glasgow Undeground's DJ Predator. Live in the Mix followed on Distance in 1999, and another retrospective (R.Hide in Plain Site) appeared on Glasgow Underground in 2000. ~ John Bush, Rovi