The album’s release was accompanied by a livestream performance on the Canzoniere’s social media, and by the creation of a website offering the full, 360-degrees Meridiana experience. A multi-disciplinary, immersive website which includes, alongside the record’s music and lyrics, a series of detailed studies on cultural and philosophical issues and current events.
This is a particularly prolific moment for the artist, who in less than a year has released his first solo work “Forever”, launched a “Made-up Stories” format on YouTube and, on May 11th, published his third book: “Atlante delle case maledette” (“The Haunted House Atlas”, published by Rizzoli Lizard). Now, as a crowning achievement, he has released “Forever in Technicolor” (BMG), a double vinyl album – also available as a digital download – of his complete works, which includes several previously unreleased pieces and international collaborations. We have caught up with Francesco to try and understand the reasons behind his intense productivity.
Some things never change. The surprise we feel at a live performance, the sense of expectation before a trip, the satisfying flavor of good wine and the emotion of meeting and talking to a great artist. Someone who has sparked emotion in many, and who is virtually incapable of sparing himself. As Break in Jazz opens once more at Milan’s Volvo studio, we took a short break of our own with Enrico Intra.
Backstory retraces the last forty years of Alan Clark’s career, revisiting his main collaborations and recreating them as piano solo pieces.
Ludovico Einaudi’s new album “CINEMA” is a collection of the Italian composer’s most renowned movie soundtracks, ranging from “Fuori dal Mondo” and “Intouchables” to Oscar winners such as “Nomadland” and “The Father”
Lucio Corsi, a longtime Milan resident originally from Grosseto, is a complex, eclectic artist, a glamorous, poetic pop singer-songwriter who has released four studio albums covering a wide array of topics and styles. We had a chance to catch up with him about his personal relationship with nature, the sea and urban development, which are recurring themes in his art.
