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艺术家:VA
标题:加布里埃莱·波索呈现:意大利节奏‘意大利手鼓的无声之声’
发行年份:2025年
厂牌:Mr Bongo
流派:非洲古巴音乐、非洲节奏、深层浩室、意大利迪斯科、爵士放克
音质:320千比特每秒MP3 / FLAC(分轨) / 24位-44.1千赫兹FLAC(分轨)
总时长:38分12秒
总大小:87.9兆字节 / 235兆字节 / 427兆字节
网站:专辑预览
曲目列表:
1. Puccio Roelens E La Sua Grande Orchestra TV - Caravan(3分30秒)
2. Gegè Munari Percussion Modern - Police Man(2分41秒)
3. Tony Esposito - Pagaia(4分25秒)
4. Naco - Volando Con Milton(2分05秒)
5. Rosario Jermano - Grand Oceano(4分15秒)
6. Tony Cercola - Lumumba(6分38秒)
7. Gabriele Poso - Ritmo Italiano(4分03秒)
8. Agostino Marangolo - Certi giorni mi sento bene, certi giorni mi sento male(3分15秒)
9. Tony Cercola - Lumumba(Clap! Clap! Version)(4分21秒)
10. Vico Anthony and his Percussion Paesanos - Mambo Ravioli(3分05秒)
Mr Bongo自豪推出《意大利节奏‘意大利手鼓的无声之声’》,这张引人入胜的合辑由撒丁岛多乐器演奏家、打击乐手兼制作人加布里埃莱·波索策划,收录以打击乐为核心的意大利音乐珍品。这场音乐之旅深入意大利音乐史核心,致敬意大利丰富的节奏传统,精选1960年代至1990年代初跨越多种流派的意大利音乐瑰宝。合辑既向意大利打击乐大师的永恒节奏致敬,也收录加布里埃莱全新独家创作《Ritmo Italiano》,照亮鼓乐这一普世原始的语言。
打击乐从加布里埃莱早年便与他深深共鸣,促使他多年来研究古巴、波多黎各和巴西的打击乐传统,并在此过程中锤炼自身创作技巧。作为备受赞誉的制作人与合辑策划者,他在Yoruba Records、BBE和Soundway Records的发行作品获得全球支持。而重新发现祖国文化遗产本质的渴望,成为这张新合辑的创作基石。
用加布里埃莱的话说:“意大利一直是文明的十字路口,数个世纪以来汇聚了地中海、北非、中东和欧洲的影响。那不勒斯、热那亚和威尼斯等港口作为音乐交流的门户至关重要,水手、商人和旅行者带来的声音与文化在此交融。这些影响与意大利自身的民间和宗教传统融合,创造出意大利独特且富有情感共鸣的节奏。”
12首引人入胜的曲目融合爵士影响、意大利图书馆音乐美学、实验节拍,以及非洲古巴和地中海节奏,以鼓乐为核心展开多元探索。Gegè Munari《Police Man》中浓重的1980年代爵士放克合成器风味,与小唐·马里诺·巴雷托《Napulitano D' 'O Brasil》的桑巴风情并肩呈现;Naco的《Volando Con Milton》散发部落般的原始能量,图利奥·德·皮斯科波献上宇宙迪斯科的璀璨光芒,阿戈斯蒂诺·马兰戈洛则展现炽热的爵士放克造诣。加布里埃莱的原创同名曲《Ritmo Italiano》将传统节奏与当代活力结合,非洲拉丁影响与意大利爵士精髓交融,以一次性现场录制捕捉未经修饰的原始质感。
“每首曲目都讲述一个故事,连接过去与现在,突显塑造意大利节奏的深厚传统。合辑也展现意大利音乐的多样性,从有机质朴的节拍,到对传统节奏更实验性与现代的演绎,反映这些节奏如何不仅塑造意大利文化,更影响全球音乐。”
Artist: VA
Title: Gabriele Poso presents: Ritmo Italiano 'Unspoken sounds of Italian Tamburo'
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Mr Bongo
Genre: Afro-Cuban, Afrobeat, Deep House, Italo-Disco, Jazz-Funk
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-44.1kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 38:12
Total Size: 87.9 / 235 / 427 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Puccio Roelens E La Sua Grande Orchestra TV - Caravan (3:30)
2. Gegè Munari Percussion Modern - Police Man (2:41)
3. Tony Esposito - Pagaia (4:25)
4. Naco - Volando Con Milton (2:05)
5. Rosario Jermano - Grand Oceano (4:15)
6. Tony Cercola - Lumumba (6:38)
7. Gabriele Poso - Ritmo Italiano (4:03)
8. Agostino Marangolo - Certi giorni mi sento bene, certi giorni mi sento male (3:15)
9. Tony Cercola - Lumumba (Clap! Clap! Version) (4:21)
10. Vico Anthony and his Percussion Paesanos - Mambo Ravioli (3:05)
Mr Bongo proudly presents Ritmo Italiano ‘Unspoken Sounds of Italian Tamburo’ a captivating compilation of percussive-driven, Italian gems curated by Sardinian multi-instrumentalist, percussionist and producer, Gabriele Poso. A journey into the heart of Italian musical history, it celebrates Italy’s rich rhythmic traditions, showcasing a selection of genre-traversing, Italian treasures from the ‘60s to the early ‘90s. Honouring the timeless rhythms of Italian percussion masters, alongside a brand-new exclusive composition by Gabriele, ‘Ritmo Italiano’ shines a light on the universal, primal language of the drum.
A connection sparked from an early age; percussion has always deeply resonated with Gabriele. It led to years of studying percussion traditions across Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Brazil, crafting his own songwriting skills in the process. An acclaimed producer and compiler, his releases on Yoruba Records, BBE and Soundway Records have garnered global support. Yet a growing need to rediscover the essence of his country’s cultural heritage laid the foundations for this new compilation.
In Gabriele’s own words, “Italy has always been a crossroads of civilizations, with influences from the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Middle East, and Europe converging over centuries. Ports like Naples, Genoa, and Venice played a crucial role as gateways for musical exchange, a melting pot of sounds and cultures brought by sailors, merchants and travellers. These influences blended with Italy’s own folk and religious traditions, creating Italy’s unique and emotionally resonant rhythms.”
Across the 12 absorbing tracks, there’s jazz influences, Italian library music aesthetics and experimental beats mixing with Afro-Cuban and Mediterranean rhythms. It’s a broad selection anchored by the drums. The synth-heavy, ‘80s jazz funk flavours of Gegè Munari's ‘Police Man’, sit side-by-side with the samba-infused ‘Napulitano D' 'O Brasil’ by Don Marino Barreto Jr. Tribal, earthly energy radiates from Naco’s ‘Volando Con Milton’, with Tullio De Piscopo serving up cosmic disco brilliance, and blistering jazz funk mastery coming courtesy of Agostino Marangolo. Taking the name of the compilation, a new original track by Gabriele, ‘Ritmo Italiano’, blends traditional rhythms with contemporary energy, Afro-Latin influences with Italian jazz essence. Recorded live in one take, it captures a raw, unfiltered vibe.
“Each track tells a story, connecting the past with the present, and highlighting the deep-rooted traditions that shape Italy’s rhythms. The collection also offers a glimpse into the diversity of Italian music with a variety of styles from the organic, earthy beats to the more experimental and modern takes on traditional rhythms. It’s a reflection of how these rhythms have not only shaped Italian culture but also influenced global music.”
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