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Francesco Diodati Yellow Squeeds: Never the Same
L'andamento dei brani è tutt'altro che lineare, prevalgono i ritmi spezzati, gli accidenti, le strutture oblique ma il risultato d'insieme palesa una vena inaspettatamente e gradevolmente melodica.
È musica del nostro tempo che ha assorbito generi e stili metabolizzandoli in linguaggio personale, dove l'essenzialità non esclude la ricchezza espressiva, le idee sono in continuo divenire, muovendosi all'interno di strutture che ne subiscono il fascino e i cambi di direzione. E poi quel minuto e mezzo che chiude il disco, un brano di Thelonious Monk appena accennato e camuffato, come a dire cerchiamo pure nuovi orizzonti e nuove vie ma non dimentichiamoci del battito vitale della musica afroamericana.
Track Listing
Here and There; Cities; Irrational Numbers; River; Simple Lights; Blue Dreams; Entanglement; Never the Same; Expanded / Straight No Chaser.
Personnel
Francesco Diodati
guitarFrancesco Diodati: guitars, gongs; Enrico Morello: drums, gongs; Enrico Zanisi: piano, Fender Rhodes, synth; Francesco Lento: trumpet; Glauco Benedetti: tuba, trombone, flute.
Album information
Title: Never the Same | Year Released: 2019 | Record Label: Auand Records
About Francesco Diodati
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