From the new surprise single by Andrea Laszlo De Simone al giga album by Night Skinny with 40 (!) guests inside, passing through the surreal return of the Confusional Quartetthe featuring tra Meg e Thru Collected, Alan Sorrenti, Caliber 35 e Sorrowful. And then Baseball Gregg, Absurdity, Subconscious, Claver Gold and many others: discover all the best of the new releases in our Friday newsletter!
Andrea Laszlo De Simone – Our days
A cinematic piece, halfway between a Morriconian western and the Italian singer-songwriter of the 60s. Andrea Laszlo De Simone continues in the sign of Vivo with its ideal continuation, dramatic and full of pathos, to tell the present as if it were a prophet lived in a distant and unattainable time.
Confusional Quartet – Cralla
The return of the historic Bolognese training is a cybernetic delirium of those not to be missed: Crallaclearly inspired by I Zimbra by Talking Heads, it runs wildly on a nervous electronic arrangement, complete with lyrics sung in Chinese.
D.In.Ge.Cc.O – Bacanadera Butterfly
Producer D.In.Ge.Cc.O shows us the butterfly evolution of his Bacanadera, already released in March: a return journey of the unconscious, where new rainbow shades give depth to the songs, until they become more familiar and more dreamy at the same time.
Scarlet Gray – Corny
The Grigio Scarlatto are the result of a chance meeting between three boys from Padua. Corny is their latest single, driven by a tight Strokes guitar and the constant chase of a world that turns too fast to stop for a moment.
Meg, Altea, Alice, Sano, Specchiopaura – Bow & Arrows
Meg’s hyper-contamination finds fertile ground in the very young of the Thru Collected: Bow & Arrows it is the present and the future of the most ambitious Neapolitan music that find a necessary point of contact, until they become indistinguishable in a pulsating stream of consciousness.
Pin Cushion Queen – Hiccoughs
The debut of Pin Cushion Queen annihilates the song form with a subtle speech that flows from aggressive sonic explosions, odd tempos and cacophonic instrumental noise, as in a sort of neurotic and unpredictable sob.
Sissi – Whisper
Fragility, uncertainty, acceptance despite everything. Sissi’s growth process towards adulthood goes through a thousand thoughts Whispersmall steps of a necessary path and in which it is inevitable to get hurt.
Disc of the week: Radio Trapani – T.V.B. Kind of Love
The break up album by Radio Trapani lives in the contrast between the euphoric sense of freedom and the oppression of a sudden loneliness: T.V.B Kind of Love they are the thousand emotions that burst inside him and that manifest themselves in intimate whispers, melancholy ballads, party dances and fragmented harmonies.
Discs
Absurdity – Absurdity: The eponymous debut ep of Assurditè contains the languid pop singles that we have enjoyed so far, to which is added an unreleased duet with Giuse the Lizia.
Claver Gold – This is not a dog: Claver Gold writes about people and for the people, with a deep and aware record, where we try to photograph even the most difficult aspects of our present to accept.
Gaetano Nicosia – Shoot on sight: The Milanese lawyer Gaetano Nicosia arrives at the second album with a very rough concept album dedicated to the partisan relay Lydia Franceschi, mother of a student who died during a student demonstration in 1973.
Matteo Curallo, Danomay – Kobe – An Italian story: The soundtrack of the documentary dedicated to basketball legend Kobe Bryant and his parenthesis in Italy, with two unreleased songs by rapper Danomay.
Night Skinny – Botox: The most ambitious record of the producer counts about forty guests, from Mahmood to Salmo, from Elisa to Baby Gang, to close his trilogy of producer album.
Scicchi – Different eyes same bruises: 5 pieces, 5 slaps of the life of the 18-year-old Scicchi, between moments of introspection and fragility and discharges of a very personal teenage punk.
Subconscious – The invisible world: Subconscious builds its creative bridge on very solid r’n’b and neo soul foundations, venturing into unknown territories in search of new challenges and new stimuli.
Singles
Sorrowful – VVB: The ironic tone of the Addolorata strikes those who profess universal and unconditional love, responding to the haters with affectionate kisses and hugs. Even with the risk of taking a punch then.
Alan Sorrenti – We are the others: The voice of Alan Sorrenti becomes a hermit song in the middle of a shimmering wood scattered throughout the cosmos, where you can find the right perspective on the world.
Anna Carol – Imagine how nice would be to escape: A piece made up of a set of frames of emotions that are difficult to grasp, which build a fluid and pulsating mosaic, to escape being inserted into pre-established paradigms.
Baseball Gregg – Biting My Tongue: Baseball Gregg takes the sly tone of Stephen Malkmus and takes it under the sky of a summer sunset, for a single of colorful psychedelic pop.
Calibro 35, Joan as a Police Woman – The Ballad of Sacco and Vanzetti: The homage of the Calibro 35 to Ennio Morricone continues, this time in the company of Joan as a Police Woman, with a powerful piece from one of the Maestro’s best-known soundtracks.
Joan Thiele, Elodie – Bullets (I eat your heart): The duet between Elodie and Joan Thiele, theme of the film I eat your heartis a painful dedication to love, poignant and fragile.
Hello Mimmi – I belong to you: The symbolic song by Ambra Angiolini transformed into a delirious version of gummy hyperpop from the little voice of Hello Mimmi.
Kaufman, Nathan Francot – Orange juice: The band from Brescia is accompanied by Nathan Francot to sing the sorrows of an unrequited love story, transforming frustration into a slight melancholy that can be overcome.
Mannucci (maybe) – Tsui Han calls himself Peter: Mannucci, already half of Mario’s ass, debuts with a surreal portrait of his trusted Chinese bartender, complete with a hallucinated guitar absolution.
Neverbh, Wasabe- Miami: Neverbh and Wasabi chase each other through a night that seems to lead to the end of the world, pervaded by the melancholy of a reality in which they no longer recognize each other and by the need to escape together.
Palmaria – Coney Island: The happy memory of a playground becomes the moment in which past and present collide, letting the importance of living in the here and now win.
Wedding Rumba – all the world: Inspired by Algerian drummer Kharim Zhiad, Rumba de Bodas launch their bilingual song – French and Portuguese – of freedom.
Safari – I cried all night: The debut of Safaris tells the feeling of emptiness that you have after having fought with all your strength without being able to get anything, in the silence of a nocturnal metropolis.
Except Mizzle – The summer of the eighth grade: A pure love but destined to fade with the end of the summer, inspired by the lightness of Dente and Brunori Sas.
Westcross – It seems that: an impactful autobiographical street anthem, where self-celebration, multiculturalism and the angular and hard attitude of a boy who, raised in difficult contexts, tells them in music are mixed.
Zois – Peasant housewife worker: Zois give life to one of the unpublished texts by Roberto Roversi, who died 10 years ago, for Lucio Dalla, in a violent and nervous hard rock.
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The article The Bulletin of Friday 16 September by Vittorio Comand appeared on Rockit.it on 2022-09-16 10:30:00
