Rome, 12 Nov. (LaPresse) – From 27 November, ‘Pepita e la rivoluzione’, the new album of original songs by Luca Barbarossa, published by Margutta 86 and distributed and curated by Universal Music Italia’s Classics & Jazz division, will be available in physical and digital formats. An album born from the encounter between singer-songwriter music and jazz, a free, refined and deeply human sonic journey. Recorded entirely in analogue, the album champions the value of live music-making, encounters and sharing. No virtual or simulated sounds, no artificial intelligence: every note comes from performance and interaction between musicians, from the ability to listen to one another, engage in dialogue and be surprised in the very moment of recording. “I sincerely thank all the musicians who took part in this album: their talent and passion are the soul of this record,” says Luca Barbarossa. “During the recording sessions, there were moments of profound emotion. We had fun and were moved together in the same physical space, aware that music is meant to be experienced and played together. Every note you will hear was produced by human beings who have devoted their lives to the instruments they play. You will find nothing but the desire to write, compose, play, sing, share emotions and thoughts.”
Music, Luca Barbarossa’s new album ‘Pepita e la rivoluzione’ set for release
Rome, 12 Nov. (LaPresse) – From 27 November, ‘Pepita e la rivoluzione’, the new album of original songs by Luca Barbarossa, published by Margutta 86 and distributed and curated by Universal Music Italia’s Classics & Jazz division, will be available in physical and digital formats. An album born from the encounter between singer-songwriter music and jazz, a free, refined and deeply human sonic journey. Recorded entirely in analogue, the album champions the value of live music-making, encounters and sharing. No virtual or simulated sounds, no artificial intelligence: every note comes from performance and interaction between musicians, from the ability to listen to one another, engage in dialogue and be surprised in the very moment of recording. “I sincerely thank all the musicians who took part in this album: their talent and passion are the soul of this record,” says Luca Barbarossa. “During the recording sessions, there were moments of profound emotion. We had fun and were moved together in the same physical space, aware that music is meant to be experienced and played together. Every note you will hear was produced by human beings who have devoted their lives to the instruments they play. You will find nothing but the desire to write, compose, play, sing, share emotions and thoughts.”