Neapolitan composer and saxophonist known for politically engaged, genre-blending projects that mix jazz, blues, fusion and world music.

Reviews on DeBaser describe Sepe as left-leaning and protest-oriented; he appears on projects released with Il Manifesto and collaborates with immigrant and world-music artists; reviewers note use of Neapolitan language and strong saxophone presence.

DeBaser hosts two appreciative reviews of Daniele Sepe, praising his left-leaning, protest-oriented projects and his genre-mixing compositions. Reviewers highlight sax-driven jazz, blues, fusion and collaborations with immigrant musicians. Albums mentioned prominently: Suonarne 1 per Educarne 100 and Trasmigrazioni.

For:Listeners of politically engaged music, jazz/fusion fans, world-music listeners and Italian-speaking audiences.

 Rebellion is right. Always. This is the message expressed by the Neapolitan composer, he reveals it through powerful electric Blues, refined Fusion, radio Suites, lyrics between the satirical and the social, and massive Hard Rock.

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 It's one of those that come out with Il Manifesto, with which the artist has a contract that allows him to release albums like this at a low price (8 euros, the fair price for all albums).

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