MindTrip Podcast 116 - Franco Rossi

MindTrip Podcast 116 - Franco Rossi

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June 1, 2026 · 1h 2m

About this episode

This episode features Franco Rossi, an Argentine producer, showcasing his unique techno sound through an exclusive mix.

For MindTrip Podcast 116, label head Pfirter introduces Franco Rossi, an Argentine producer originally from Córdoba and currently based in Barcelona, Spain. Rossi's signature sound sits at the exact intersection of deep, hypnotic techno and careful sound design, a style shaped over years of hard work across the South American and European underground circuits. Following the success of his debut Cenit EP on MindTrip last year, he returns to the imprint this summer for his second release. This exclusive podcast mix highlights that signature progression, bookended by his own unreleased cuts while seamlessly weaving in heavy-hitting tracks from cutting-edge labels like Semantica, Mord, Nachtstrom Schallplatten, and MindTrip itself. This is MindTrip! 01.Franco Rossi - intro id 02.Andre Luki - Flying Simulator [ANTISTAGE Records] 03.BRALLE - slings & arrows [Adversarial Machines] 04.Bernardo hangar - Munin [Analog Solutions] 05.DSNGDMANN - simple shape (Mist gasp remix) [Airsound Records] 06.Dave wincent - obsess [Nachtstrom Schallplatten] 07.Drop-E - Remanent Magnetism [Semantica] 08.Franco Rossi - Keiko [MindTrip] 09.Franco Rossi - Varuna [MindTrip] 10.Arjun Vagale & Oxygeno - Zero…

People in this episode

Host: Pfirter

Guest: Franco Rossi

Topics covered

  • techno
  • music production
  • podcast mix
  • sound design
  • underground music

Keywords

  • Franco Rossi
  • techno
  • MindTrip
  • podcast mix
  • sound design
  • Córdoba
  • Barcelona

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: MindTrip, ANTISTAGE Records, Adversarial Machines, Analog Solutions, Airsound Records, Nachtstrom Schallplatten, Semantica, Incense, Sigma5, Ucker records

Places: Córdoba, Barcelona

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