Scappo Per Cantare

Description

One of the most beautiful and sought-after tracks by Giuliano Sorgini is finally available as an official reissue - the very first - remastered from the original tapes. Originally released in 1971 on the small library music label FAMA, which operated as a sub-label of RCA Italy, the record contains the original music written for Scappo per cantare, a small "musicarello" (musical comedy telefilm) pseudo-psychedelic. The only artist credited on the album is Sorgini, but it is impossible not to perceive, in this record, the touch of his close friend and colleague Alessandro Alessandroni. The pure beauty of Scappo per cantare is the result of an incredible synergy between two heavyweights of Italian library music! The airy and enveloping melodies reminiscent of Zoo Folle, the psychedelia akin to Under Pompelmo, and the various percussion instruments played by Sorgini blend and merge seamlessly with the elements and touches brought by Alessandroni. This remastered reissue is enhanced by a new illustration by Eric Adrian Lee, who drew inspiration from the psychedelic visual culture of the era when the album was written.