24 Grana
K-album

After the period with BMG, 24 Grana return with K-album, completely independent.
Even more independent and free, if that were ever needed, is their music.

Theirs is a concept album that starts from the letter K, understood as a key, and with this letter, Francesco Di Bella decides to start (almost) all the song titles of the album. The final result is an absolutely wonderful album, seemingly calm like a still sea, but actually deep, cold, treacherous, enveloping.

"Piccola kanzone per K" immediately draws the listener into an electronic vortex broken by an icy electric guitar. Giuseppe Fontanella, on the other hand, takes up the acoustic instrument to carve out a masterpiece like "Kanzone doce", which manages to be as soft on the surface as it is hard and raw in content.

This is the dichotomy that repeats infinitely. The roughness of the electronic parts (who remembers the German musician Falco?), accompanied by singing in Italian, becomes the answer to the romantic and bitter melodies in Neapolitan dialect.

"Kanzone su Londra" mixes a refined and powerful electro-dub arrangement, perfectly suited to the leaden atmosphere of the city in question.
Innocent and sensual is the voice of Libera Velo, which helps Francesco sing the ironic "Kanzone sul pisello", while the arrangement chosen for "Kevlar" with rain noise and piano is absolutely heartrending.
Too moving even for those with a heart as hard as kevlar...