Samuele Violante
I Suoni del Mondo

“I Suoni del Mondo” (produced by Sinusite Records) is an engaging album from the first to the last song. It embraces feelings, vibrations, and words expressed by a beautiful voice full of energy. It is set to have a wide range of listeners because, as much as each detail is carefully curated, it conveys simplicity and lightheartedness.

It's the album to listen to in the car, walking around the city, or lying down gazing at the sky. The track that takes the album's title is the synthesis and essence of Samuele Violante, who has dedicated every day of his life to his first love: Music. Through this, you can savor every aspect of existence because, undeniably, we can attribute a melody to every moment of our life. I believe this is what the little great songwriter wants to convey to the world. “Giove intanto ascolta desideri assordanti”: a love story cradled by beautiful music. Samuele's voice in this song is the voice of a young man who sings so intensely that even Jupiter can hear what he wants the world to feel: the memory and the desire to look ahead, the longing for return and at the same time to travel on a new train that drifts into becoming a distant point. “Tetto di costellazioni” is the pure expression of a young man coming to terms with his certainties and weaknesses, with the awareness of having grown up. Samuele gently tells a recurring story in each of us, and in some passages, in certain tones of his voice, I perceived the strength needed by each of us to say yes to life day by day. These three songs are the heart of the album, without detracting from the other tracks that are the glue making the listening to this album harmonious, an album so simple and clean that it cannot tire.

This work is the conclusion of the first cycle that Samuele Violante has completed, it's the first stage of his long journey, and I really feel like saying that I was deeply moved by listening to his music and his words, sung with the heart and not just the voice, today more than ever. Thank you, Sammie.