HAVE YOU ALREADY HEARD THE LATEST RELEASES?
“PAUSA CAFFE'”
Our second original album!
“PAUSA CAFFE’” is our second album of original songs in Italian, conceived as a light pause within the rush of everyday life. The songs explore the present — between dreams, frustrations and relationships — with irony and awareness, keeping a tone that is playful but never superficial. Inspired by swing, boogie and rock’n’roll, we built a vintage-inspired world that becomes a space to breathe and take a step back. The album was recorded at Marzi Recording Studio, artwork by Matteo Fantozzi, published by Borgatti Edizioni Musicali Srl and released by Pretty Cat’s Records.
“L’Automobilista Invertebrato”; Our brand new single
Watch the Official Videoclip
“L’Automobilista Invertebrato” it's the first single of our new album "PAUSA CAFFE’", out on March 13th. Set at Ravenna's Safari, the video plays on the parallel between the jungle and the city, transforming traffic, movement and urban frenzy into an ironic and surreal visual experience.
“L’Amor Mio Non Muore” SESSION
The EP of the Legendary Live Session
Experience the raw energy of the Black Ball Boogie in this one-of-a-kind live session, recorded at the iconic “L’Amor Mio Non Muore” studio in Forlì, where the magic of analog sound comes alive. The visuals, crafted by Calzini Spaiati Production, perfectly capture the retro charm and authenticity of this exclusive performance. A timeless groove you don’t want to miss!
“Hey, Dove vai!”
Our debut album of originals
"Hey, dove vai!" is our first 8-track album in Swing/Boogie style from the 1940s/1950s era. The songs, 7 of which are original and one is a cover, stem from a culmination of our ideas reinterpreted directly in the studio. Inspired by Italian artists such as Fred Buscaglione, Renato Carosone, and Natalino Otto, we chose to write in Italian to balance the foreign origins of the genre with our own background. A distinctive element of the album is its "old-school" recording, with tracks recorded on 8-track tape at the "L'amor mio non muore" recording studio (Forlì) and mastered at "Fonoprint" studios.
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