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 Everything is incredibly Real.

 We are witnessing excellent composers and one of the greatest singers of all time.

After 20 years, Quintorigo reunited for a heartfelt tour, showcasing genuine live imperfections that elevate their unique fusion of jazz, rock, classical, and progressive music. Their Santeria Toscana show in Milan reflected their defiance of mainstream trends and highlighted exceptional musicianship. Though the audience skewed older and the setlist favored familiar hits over experimental work, the event renewed faith in authentic artistry amid a challenging musical era. Discover the magic of Quintorigo's live reunion—listen now and experience their unmatched musical authenticity!

 The Gardeners, the masterpiece of the album, with its nervous approach between dreamy-Gypsy atmospheres, reveals to us all the undeniable vocal abilities.

 I can’t give anything less than the maximum to someone who... has always sought a balance between technique and emotion.

John Martyn’s 1968 album The Tumbler is a remarkable early work full of creativity and technical skill. The album blends folk, jazz, and blues seamlessly, highlighting Martyn’s authentic sound before effects pedals defined his style. Notable tracks like The Gardeners and Seven Black Roses showcase his vocal and guitar talents, while the diverse styles reflect a young artist exploring new musical territory. This album remains a testament to his enduring artistry nearly 50 years later. Explore John Martyn’s early brilliance—listen to The Tumbler and rediscover a folk-jazz gem!

 The best mix of world music, Sicilian folk, frenetic rhythm, and electronic verve.

 It’s hard to see technique, ideas, the desire to have fun, and to make people dance all shared in one album, but here it succeeds brilliantly.

Tutti Pari by Ipercussonici masterfully blends Sicilian folk with world music and electronic energy using purely acoustic instruments. The album showcases hypnotic rhythms and vibrant dancehall beats, enriched by marimbas, flutes, and African percussion. Its strong regional identity shines through the lyrics and dialect, while Alice Ferrara's vocals evoke Meg’s raggamuffin style. This album succeeds in delivering technical skill, creativity, and infectious energy that invites listeners into a deep, trance-like experience. Listen to Ipercussonici's Tutti Pari now and dive into a unique fusion of traditional Sicilian sounds and mesmerizing rhythms!