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Luca Aquino
Lunaria

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“Lunaria”, the second work by Luca Aquino, is a confirmation of what was announced with “Sopra le nuvole”, his debut album.

The record, recorded in 2009 by the quartet (Luca Aquino, Giovanni Francesca, Marco Bardoscia, Gianluca Brugnano) and also enriched by contributions from Maria Pia De Vito, Roy Hargrove, and Carla Casarano, is capable of transporting the listener on a visionary Zappa-style journey, as well as, once again, among the softest, whitest clouds. The attention is frequently held by sweet melodies and metropolitan sounds, woven into splendid harmonic interweavings that satisfy even the most demanding. Countless stylistic influences merge to create a sound that is always original and personal. Often resorting to the deliberate use of electronics, oscillating between metropolitan, progressive, Scandinavian, jazz, rock sounds and delving into each of them without being imprisoned by them, these 67 minutes and 23 seconds fly by in a flash while undoubtedly leaving their mark.
1. Jumpiering2. Ninna nanna per la piccola Sara3. No Surprises (with Maria Pia De Vito)4. La volata5. Nadir, lo sposo e la fata Malika6. Nuvola grigia (with Roy Hargrove)7. Mi sei scoppiato dentro il cuore8. Amore che vieni, amore che vai9. No Casualties (with Maria Pia De Vito)10. A piccoli passi11. Casablanca12. Overlook (with Carla Casarano)13. All Blues14. Delirio berkiddese15. Lunaria
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Lunaria, Luca Aquino's second album, confirms his unique musical vision first introduced in his debut. Featuring a compelling blend of jazz, progressive, and metropolitan sounds, it includes collaborations with notable artists like Roy Hargrove. The album's 67-minute journey is marked by original melodies, harmonious interweavings, and subtle electronic elements, creating a distinctive and engaging listening experience.

Luca Aquino

Italian trumpeter and flugelhornist from Benevento. Debuted with Sopra Le Nuvole (2006, EmArcy) and released Lunaria (2009), noted for blending jazz, electronics and diverse influences.
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