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Picture #2

Label: Filibusta Records /Romolo Dischi
Released: 2026
Track listing: The Night Spoke To Me; From The Bin To The Sunrise; When Order Fell In Love With Chaos; Risveglio Di Settembre; The Diver U-Bow; Picture #2; More Than Meets the Eye; Time; Petricore.

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From The Bin To The Sunrise

September 25, 2026

Album: Picture #2
By YUGEN
Label: Filibusta Records /Romolo Dischi
Released: 2026
Duration: 04:11

Article: Album Review

YUGEN: Picture #2

Read "Picture #2" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan
July 13, 2026

Following their 2023 release Tears and Light (Dodicilune), Italian trio Yugen continue to refine a distinctive sound world that defies rigid genre classification, blurring the lines between jazz, ambient music and rock, all infused with cinematic imagination. It is an approach that has already earned the group numerous awards. The nine compositions on Picture #2 are all written ...

About Martina Lupi

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Martina Lupi

Martina Lupi is more than just a voice: she is a seeker of invisible frequencies, an artist who has successfully carried the ritual power of ancestral instruments into the sophisticated textures of contemporary songwriting.

After years of experimentation with the Tupa Ruja ensemble, where the didgeridoo and harmonic singing became instruments of pure narration, Martina now arrives at her long awaited solo debut: "Dannate Salvatrici" (Damned Saviours), (Filibusta Records).

This album marks the birth of a new singer-songwriter persona, where the word becomes flesh and the sound becomes archetype. At the heart of the project resonates the "Sound of Distance," an aesthetic and philosophical concept that Martina explores alongside the pianistic sensitivity of Alessandro Gwis. Here, distance is not absence, but a vibrant territory of anticipation, a fertile void where the piano, electronics, and Martina’s world instruments engage in a dialogue to evoke what is distant, yet profoundly present.