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 This collection... is a useful resource for getting to know the Mexican composer Esquivel, a noble father of space-age pop.

 The music you will find here... touches on all the genres popular at the time: big band jazz, exotica, mambo, and chachacha.

 Dive into Esquivel's captivating space-age sounds and elevate your next party or chill-out session!

 The music elaborated by Casa, a mix of experimentation, industrial jazz, and expressionism, perfectly paints the pictures suggested by the titles.

 The work concludes with the track Dictatorship, almost as if to suggest it as the inevitable destiny of every Sick Society.

 Listen to Daniela Casa's Società Malata and dive into the powerful soundscape of 1970s Italy.

 Library music offers both joys and sorrows to listeners, freeing the creative flair of authors.

 This work is suitable for creating a relaxing musical background, perfect for nighttime and all relaxation moments.

 Discover the relaxing fusion of jazz and classical in Alain Bernaud’s album—perfect for your chill moments.

 The main theme is an absolutely successful and catchy theme.

 McQ is a truly enjoyable, varied album that mixes multiple genres without embarrassing the listener.

 Listen to Elmer Bernstein’s McQ soundtrack and experience a dynamic blend of funk and cinematic flair!

 Jazz for big band with a sprinkle of space-age and some concessions to exotica.

 It’s a listening experience for an aperitif, not too intrusive and rather relaxing.

 Listen to Dimension 3 for a smooth, space-age jazz journey with classic big band charm!

 The more experimental Morricone is a very different artist from the one we listen to in so many soundtracks.

 Edda Dell’Orso gives us chills in Costante, a track that would have been perfect in one of her works dedicated to thriller/horror cinema.

 Dive into Morricone’s avant-garde world with RCA Sound Vol. 3 and experience a fresh, experimental side of a legendary composer!

 The instrumental skill of all its members is excellent and never descends into self-indulgence.

 A sure source of inspiration is Blood Sweat and Tears, especially when listening to the refined blues of the programmatic Bluezoo.

 Dive into this jazzy, bluesy psychedelic journey—listen to Zoo's unique 1970 album now!

 The soundtrack features romantic orchestrations, ambient sounds, and a constant presence of strings to create a menacing sonic vortex.

 It’s impossible to enjoy this soundtrack apart from the images to which it refers, so its viewing is highly recommended.

 Discover the eerie and unforgettable soundtrack of Don’t Torture a Duckling by Riz Ortolani—listen and watch the cult classic now!

 The ninth volume offers us an in-depth look at Antonio Riccardo Luciani, one of the most cultured musicians of his time.

 That musical background was composed by Maestro Luciani, its title is Chanson Balladee and it is found within this RCA anthology.

 Explore the enchanting Renaissance sounds of Antonio Riccardo Luciani and relive iconic Italian TV music heritage.

 As often happens in Alessandroni's works, folk, funk, psychedelia, and jazz make love and intertwine inextricably.

 Try putting on headphones and losing yourself in the Sensazioni abnormi...

 Dive into Braen & Raskovich’s Inchiesta Giudiziaria and experience a unique blend of funk, jazz, and psychedelia from Italian soundtrack legends!