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Emiliano D'Auria Quartet feat. Luca Aquino: In-Equilibrio
Non mancano tuttavia momenti diversi, in particolare quelli in cui D'Auria passa al Fender: in "Losing Opinion," per esempio, lo scenario cambia e si fa più aspro, cosa ancor più marcata in "The Call Of Water," brano dalle strutture più informali e di atmosfera elettronica, aperto da un incedere di chitarra e batteria, ove Aquino interviene in modo scoppiettante al trombone.
Il brano di chiusura, "Nobody Lies , Everybody Teases," fonde le due tendenze, sviluppano prima una narrativa dinamica condotta principalmente dalla tromba, ma si conclude con la chitarra protagonista, a sfrangiare il tema sull'incedere della batteria.
Un album "leggero," del quale vanno ascoltati con attenzione i dettagli, ma comunque di ascolto immediato.
Track Listing
Le cirque des regardes; Lazy Days; In-equilibrio; The Acrobat; Sergej; Mindfullness; Losing Opinions; The Call Of Water; Nobody Lies, Everybody Teases.
Personnel
Emiliano D'Auria
pianoLuca Aquino
trumpetGiacomo Ancillotto
guitar, electricDario Miranda
bass, acousticErmanno Baron
drumsAdditional Instrumentation
Luca Aquino: flicorno, trombone; Emiliano D’Auria: Fender Rhodes, synth
Album information
Title: In-Equilibrio | Year Released: 2022 | Record Label: Losen Records
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