Cinematic

• MAESTRO GAROFALO – Coffee Connection

  No comments yetPosted in Acid Jazz, Bossa Nova, Breakbeat, Chill House, Chill Out, Cinematic, Cocktail Lounge, Downtempo, Electronica, Jazz House, Lounge, Nu JazzMay 31, 2011

  

  Alessandro ‘Maestro’ Garofalo was born in Sicily and started to learn how to play guitar at the age of 10, to move on to piano at a later stage. At the age of 18 he began to play piano with local jazz bands until he moved to Bologna in the 80’s. In that city he [&hellip

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• ROBERT PASSERA – Gringo on the rocks

  No comments yetPosted in Breakbeat, Cinematic, Cocktail Lounge, Easy Listening, LoungeFeb 1, 2011

  

  16 photomontages of musical pop art… from cartoons, adverts, yesterday’s and today’s clubmusic

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• THE PIANO ROOM – The breath feel

  No comments yetPosted in Cinematic, Classical, Jazz, ProgressiveSep 28, 2010

  

  A few musical bars thrown in, less than a hundred seconds into the new album “Breath Feel”: here comes the magical spell of a pure contemporary progressive sound, courtesy of THE PIANO ROOM project. Minds and ears experience far off lands: a double bass driven jazz waltz morphs into some classical piano arpeggios – of [&hellip

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• LA DOUCE PARTY Vol. 3

  No comments yetPosted in Bossa Nova, Breakbeat, Cinematic, Cocktail Lounge, Easy Listening, LoungeMar 19, 2010

  

  2010 opens with one of the most successful compilations in the Irma catalogue: La Douce Party volume 3. Irma’s sub-label La Douce is the symbol of a true musical trend that was actually created by its artists, on the scene for over 15 years. It’s a sound that originates from Cocktail Lounge music of the [&hellip

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• ACUSMATIC GROUP – Pilot

  No comments yetPosted in Cinematic, Jazz Funk, LoungeApr 10, 2009

  

  ACUSMATIC GROUP is an instrumental cinematic-jazz-funk studio project, founded by 2 musicians/producers (Romeo Sandri and Michele Berselli) based in the North-West of Italy.
 ACUSMATIC GROUP are inspired by spy movies atmospheres, blaxploitation and 70’s Italian cop movies. They combine the magic of ‘crime jazz’ and funk from those days, giving it a fresh treatment with [&hellip

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