Clubhouse is an Italian house project from the 80’s and features Carl Fanini, Gianfranco Bortolotti, Hidalgo Serra, Mauro Picotto and Silvio Pozzoli. This studio ensemble released their first single in 1983 which was a mash-up of Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” and Steely Dan’s “Do It Again” - following this their next mash up was Chic’s “Good Times” and Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition”. The formula of combining two tracks from periods unrecognizable by some was the outline for Clubhouse done in their clever overlapping of lyrics and musical segues. “Deep In My Heart” is their 1991 single which blends a romantic verse along with a riff from Dee-Lite’s “Power Of Love” in a manner that is somewhat masked. It is a full-on Italo-house arrangement where dance floors were anchored at the time. The vocal by Silver Pozzolli works well with the flow of the verse which also collides with its own vocal riff. It is another Italian production which creates the longevity and creation of the 80’s electronic energy the Italians took on in the early 80’s successfully.
I have taken the 12” versions from the US release of “Deep In My Heart” and realigned the direction for a new ReStructure Mix. More of the deeper energy provided by the Red Zone version is used to convey the mood for another realization of an unusual transition.
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