Boston 168 is an Italian techno duo formed by Sergio Pace and Vincenzo Ferramosca, rooted in the vibrant Turin electronic scene. Renowned for their distinctive blend of acid techno, analog hardware, and atmospheric soundscapes, the pair fuse classic Roland TB-303-laced acid lines with progressive techno rhythms. Having begun as individual producers influenced by Detroit and Berlin’s underground vibes, they united in the early 2010s to create a deeply personal and experimental project.

Boston 168 earned acclaim with releases on prominent labels such as Odd Even, Involve Records, and Enemy, and their 2015 “Acid Morning” EP quickly cemented their reputation for innovative analog-heavy productions. Their music resonates strongly in European clubs and festivals, combining hypnotic, cinematic melodies with relentless energy. Boston 168’s live sets, performed exclusively with a fleet of hardware synthesizers and drum machines, are known for their dynamic improvisation and immersive intensity—reflecting both their deep technical skill and passion for analog gear.

Over the years, Boston 168 have contributed to redefining modern acid techno, constantly exploring new sonic territories while remaining true to the genre’s underground essence. Their sonic identity is marked by emotional depth, intricate layering, and a timeless approach to dance music that continues to inspire new generations.