Alisachni, by Walter Marocchi Mala Hierba

Alisachni

by Walter Marocchi Mala Hierba

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1.	Apolide 03:17	buy track
2.	Il Mago Del Memè 06:52	buy track
3.	Tango Del Pesce Azzurro 03:32	buy track
4.	Hobo 03:14	buy track
5.	La Cueva Del Gato 04:33	buy track
6.	Nidi 05:44	buy track
7.	Trebisonda 06:46	buy track
8.	Yalistan 04:55	buy track
9.	Esuli 06:16	buy track
10.	Foradada 05:45	buy track
11.	Passaggi 06:48	buy track

about

Written and produced by guitar-player and composer Walter Marocchi, "Alisachni" is the band's second album, following their 2009 debut "Impollinazioni".
The original quartet is now expanded with the presence of multi-instrumentalist Antonio Neglia and enhanced by numerous guest musicians.
This second work features an even more eclectic musical approach, reflecting on the relationship between music and migrations: from jazz to tango, from rock to greek traditional music, from latin to folk, a nomad journey to the roots of "popular music", with a unique twist of invention.
A blend of electric and acoustic, intrumental and vocals, with songs in spanish, turkish and greek.

credits

released January 17, 2021

Walter Marocchi: chitarra elettrica e acustica, bouzouki, posate
Antonio Neglia: chitarra acustica e classica, bandurria, flauto, ciaramella, percussioni, fischi
Fabrizio Mocata: pianoforte, tastiere, bandoneon, melodica
Carlo Ferrara: basso, percussioni
Stefano Lazzari: batteria, cajon, electronics
Felice Clemente: sax tenore e soprano
Roberto Romano: clarinetto, duduk
Fabrizio Barbareschi: percussioni
Ornella Vinci: voce
Altin Manaf: voce
Giovanna Ferrara: voce
Giorgio Riberto: gestore del Roxy Bar
Coro "Aquilante": cori rivoluzionari

Registrato e missato da Fabrizio Barbareschi/Raffinerie Musicali

Scritto e prodotto da Walter Marocchi