Here's almost an hour's worth of the Chilean selector's set at the recent Sunwaves festival in Romania.

Thomas Melchior's first ever solo remix project coming courtesy of Ricardo Villalobos.

The two idiosyncratic producers talk about reworking jazz and classical pieces from the legendary imprint's vast catalogue, music cultures, and how they spent their last weekend.

FACT talks at length with the Chilean producer on topics such as modular synthesis, drugs and ECM, while revealing in conclusion that he is scheduled to follow-up 2004's Thé Au Harem D'Archimède for Perlon at the end of this year.

In this video interview about their upcoming album, the pair muse on the relationship between acoustic and electronic recordings, and why the club situation is still "really important for humanity."

The Chilean producer will release two remixes of Energy 52's trance anthem "Café Del Mar" on Flying Circus Records next month. Listen to the samples here.

We all heard the song dozen's of time. But this rework of Ricardo Villalobos really hits the bull's eye.

According to Pulse Radio, roughly 40 police officers were present at the minimalist's appearance at The Metro Theatre on Friday night.

Many gold producers would pay for a "supported and played by Ricardo Villalobos, many DJs would pay gold to play with the Chilean most famous there. Ricardo Villalobos is without a doubt like few others, a real big scene techno / minimal / house, a man that defines a genre and fashion.

Here's an hour's worth of the Chilean selector's set from Exit festival in Serbia last month, captured by b@ from four different camera angles.

The Daily Swarm points us to the news that Ricardo Villalobos will play at this year's Movement festival—his first gig in the US since 2002.

The German imprint have made vinyl versions of the Chilean producer's early Playhouse works available again, including the seminal Alcachofa LP.