Soul Leakage "Syzygy"

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Instrumental Atmospheric,Psychedelic,Ambient
Label: Radici Music Records
Format: CD,digital
Release date: June 1, 2022
Tracklist

1 Syzygy

2 Mars blows

3 Soap bubble

4 Sunday demise

5 Noah's dream

6 Sweet angel

7 Buddha's temple

8 Disclosure

Credits

Francesco Lenzi - guitars and mandolin

Davide Lucioli - keys, bass, sound fx, music production

   With

Jacopo Bucciantini - percussions

music by Soul Leakage

mixing by Davide Lucioli and Jacopo Bucciantini

mastering by Jacopo Bucciantini

Description/Reviews:

Soul Leakage was born in 2020 from the strings and the keays of Francesco Lenzi and Davide Lucioli with the aim to communicate spontaneous music that could reflect an intimate and visceral dimension, between psychedelia, rock and soundscape. From this idea the band builds a spacious and thoughtful music architecture: celestial bodies, tantric visions and fractal inspired us during the journey.

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Syzygy

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Notturno Concertante "Canzone allo specchio"

Country: Italy
Sub Genre: Symphonic, Neo-Prog
Label: Radici Music Records RMR- 402
Release date: February, 2012
Tracklist: 
1. Ahmed l'ambulante (6:16)
2. Young Man Gone West (3:45)
3. Come il vento (4:34)
4. Le anime belle (6.07)
5. On Growing Older (2:12)
6. The Price Of Experience (4:43)
7. Lei vede rosso (6:57)
8. La Milonga di Milingo (3:44)
9. Canzone allo specchio (4:29)
10. Ark En Ciel (1:55)

Line-up: 
- Lucio Lazzaruolo / classical guitar, keyboards
- Raffaele Villanova / guitars, vocals
- Giuseppe Relmi / lead vocals
- Carmine Marra / sax, clarinet, whistles
- Carmine Meluccio / violin
- Gabriele Moscaritolo / accordion
- Antonio D'Alessio / bass
- Giuseppe D'Alessio / bass
- Simone Pizza / drums

Guest musicians:
- Raffaele Tiseo / violin (1, 2)
- Umberto Spiniello / drums (7)
- Massimo De Feo / cello (5)
- Heidi Intingaro / backing vocals

Description/Reviews: 

Notturno Concertante is the embodiment of those original Italian prog rock pioneers. With a name derived from a piece by 19th Century composer Carulli, their presentation is grandiose, symphonic, operatic, and a fine example of that convergence of progressive and ethnic music.

Read the whole review at prognaut.com/ 

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entire album online at band's web page

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