Sabatum Quartet is a Calabrian music group from Cosenza noted in DeBaser reviews for blending local folk/tradition with world and contemporary influences. Reviews describe the ensemble evolving from a quartet to a larger group and emphasize strong live performances and varied instrumentation.

Mentioned members and contributors in reviews include Rosa Mazzei (flute), Michele Petrone (bass), Roberto Bozzo (tambourines), Arcangelo Pagliaro (percussions); songwriting by the duo Bozzo-Marrelli. Reviews note use of mandolin, tambourine, Peruvian cajon, absence of traditional keyboards on early records, and touring in southern Italy and abroad (Argentina, Germany, Belgium, Canada).

DeBaser reviews present Sabatum Quartet as a Calabrian folk/world music group that blends tradition and experimentation. Reviewers emphasize strong live performances, varied instrumentation (flute, mandolin, percussion), and progressive incorporation of rock and electric elements. Albums highlighted include Margiu Profumato (debut), Esse Q, Sangue e Latte and Tessere.

For:Fans of Calabrian folk, world music, tarantella, and live folk-rock performances.

 Third studio album for the most representative band from Cosenza, in constant tour in southern Italy with frequent visits abroad (Argentina, Germany, Belgium, and Canada) to communities of emigrants from times past, far from forgetting their traditions.

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 Very likely, on an organic level, we are facing the best album of the Band; perhaps there are no true classics, but the album in its entirety does not present any dull moments and flows smoothly yet changeably.

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