€32,00
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why we love this
Resting softly on a soundscape of breathy pads, a lone voice calibrates itself until it resonates with cosmic frequencies.Transcendentally hypnotic with a deliberate sparseness akin to poetry.
about the record
Raul Lovisoni and Francesco Messina are central figures within the Italian avant-garde. As part of a generation of artists who contributed to a radical rethinking of musical practices and composition, they reveal minimalism as it’s rarely known: delicate melodies, subtle harmonic interplay, and the incorporation of diverse creative traditions, slowly giving way to an ever-expanding open space.
Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo's meditative title track, inspired by René Daumal's surrealist novel Le Mont Analogue, features Messina on synthesizer and Michele Fedrigotti's impressionistic piano. On Lovisoni's "Hula Om" and "Amon Ra," solo harp, crystal glasses, and Juri Camisasca's radiant vocal drones further ascend into the stratosphere. Skirting the outer edges of ambient, new age, and experimental music, Prati Bagnati possesses a transformative beauty unlike anything else.
- A - Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo 23:48
- B1 - Hula Om 9:17
- B2 - Amon Ra 11:49
€32,00
in stock
- A - Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo 23:48
- B1 - Hula Om 9:17
- B2 - Amon Ra 11:49
why we love this
Resting softly on a soundscape of breathy pads, a lone voice calibrates itself until it resonates with cosmic frequencies.Transcendentally hypnotic with a deliberate sparseness akin to poetry.
about the record
Raul Lovisoni and Francesco Messina are central figures within the Italian avant-garde. As part of a generation of artists who contributed to a radical rethinking of musical practices and composition, they reveal minimalism as it’s rarely known: delicate melodies, subtle harmonic interplay, and the incorporation of diverse creative traditions, slowly giving way to an ever-expanding open space.
Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo's meditative title track, inspired by René Daumal's surrealist novel Le Mont Analogue, features Messina on synthesizer and Michele Fedrigotti's impressionistic piano. On Lovisoni's "Hula Om" and "Amon Ra," solo harp, crystal glasses, and Juri Camisasca's radiant vocal drones further ascend into the stratosphere. Skirting the outer edges of ambient, new age, and experimental music, Prati Bagnati possesses a transformative beauty unlike anything else.
