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 Delta V managed to create a completely new piece, starting from the same set of notes, they shattered-fragmented-recomposed-packaged it so much that they managed to give shape to the end of a love with such different colors.

 Only Delta V could perform it live without making you miss the original!

Delta V's 2006 live concert in Piombino Dese showcases Francesca Tourè's mesmerizing vocal performances over evolving electronic and techno beats. The band expertly traverses their musical history, blending rock, dub, reggae, and personal covers. Emotional moments highlight the reunion of band members after years apart. The performance closes with memorable encores, illustrating Delta V's creative reimagining of classics. A unique experience for fans of experimental and electronic music. Dive into Delta V's magical 2006 live performance—listen now and discover their unique blend of electronic, dub, and timeless covers!

 The melodies are still cinematic, potential soundtracks for people on the move, but with psychological twists.

 Delta V captures the subtle anguish and relational rupture, repositioning two lovers in a car under a thin and tedious early winter rain.

Delta V's 2004 album Le Cose Cambiano offers cinematic and richly arranged soundscapes reflecting on communication, relationships, and solitude. With eclectic vocals by G Kalweit and subtle use of electronic, reggae, and trip-hop elements, the album stands out as a mature, emotionally resonant work. The band continues its tradition of including a meaningful cover, here paying homage to Lucio Battisti. Overall, a beautiful, melancholic, and unique production that highlights Delta V’s musical growth. Discover Delta V's evocative album Le Cose Cambiano—listen now and immerse yourself in cinematic tales of love and loss.