Impollinazioni, by Walter Marocchi Mala Hierba

Impollinazioni

by Walter Marocchi Mala Hierba

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1.	Entrada 01:58	buy track
2.	Giù Le Mani Da Cuba 04:54	buy track
3.	Montesinos 06:39	buy track
4.	Ciriò 04:14	buy track
5.	Grenouille 03:21	buy track
6.	La Boda 09:14	buy track
7.	Caduto Dal Cielo 04:21	buy track
8.	Soluzioni 07:17	buy track
9.	Certa Gente 06:56	buy track
10.	Manina 01:52	buy track
11.	Elettrotango 05:23	buy track

about

There are no boundaries in music.
Far from this, history tells that all music, and most of all that boundless art we refer to as “popular music”, has its source in the overcoming of geographical and cultural boundaries.
In the same way there are no barriers between different musical genres; barriers only exist between players, or listeners.

Mala Hierba, the quartet founded and led by guitarist and composer Walter Marocchi, was born and developed out of these two arguments.

It has been said their music offers journeys from Naviglio to Rio de la Plata, with stops at brothels in Paris, turkish baths, favelas and smokey jazz-clubs in New York. But, beyond geography, Mala Hierba is and experiment devoted to inventiveness, free expression and contamination, featuring four musicians who love to break out of the mould.

Theri debut album "Impollinazioni" was awarded as Best Italian Instrumental Album Of The Year in 2009, and earned across-the-board recognitions from critics and fans of jazz, rock, latin and indie music.

credits

released February 25, 2009

Walter Marocchi: guitars, percussions
Fabrizio Mocata: piano, electric piano, keys, melodica
Carlo Ferrara: bass guitar
Stefano Lazzari: drums, cajon
Antonio Neglia: spanish guitar in "Grenouille"
Paolo Milanesi: trumpet in "Soluzioni"

Recorded and mixed by Andrea Pestarino/Music Production, Milan
Written and produced by Walter Marocchi