Cervello

The CERVELLO are part of that magnificent roster that animated the Italian music scene in the 70s, still narcotized by the romantic way of managing music and feeding it to the sclerotic masses dominated by big sister TV that dictated the law. However, fortunately, the cries of '68 had brought new realities to the surface, injecting fresh life into everything, including music. It’s precisely from Naples and its ferment that Cervello created a work of extraordinary beauty: the album Melos stands as a milestone not only for the uniqueness of the project but also for the original proposal itself, unimaginable until then and still immensely enjoyable. The music is made of voices, winds, and strings that forcefully evoke the harmonies that could accompany the ancient pagan rites of ancient Greece. Thus, Neapolis takes the stage with musicians who have proven over time to be authentic stars, who breathed life into new groups of the Napoli sound. Ultimately, the album should be listened to in one go, immersing oneself in a world of authentic historical fairy tale. Enjoy the listening.