Pellegrino & Zodyaco - Morphé (Early Sounds)

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WHAT WE SAY:

Food, fashion, library music - Italians just do things a bit differently & the latest jazz funking, Balearic discoing LP from Pellegrino & Zodyaco on the ever consistent Early Sounds Recordings, has a few extra rays of sunshine, slightly better cut grooves & sprezzatura that northern disco crews just can't match.

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WHAT THE RELEASE NOTES SAY:

The stars and their reflection on the sea still inspire Pellegrino and his live band Zodyaco. Their second LP 'Morphè' released on Early Sounds Recordings, is an ode to Naples as seen from Vesuvius. The ensemble that follows him through this musical journey has been enriched with new members for the continuous development of the label's distinctive Mediterranean sound; this marks a further step into the evolution of their Neapolitan melodic disco from the slopes of Vesuvius.

The sound and aesthetic metamorphosis of this second release, which gives the title to the LP [ the greek word "Morphé" ] is inspired by the conflicting scenarios of the Neapolitan metropolis; always caught up between the never ending and frenetic flow of its narrow alleys and the soothing relief of the sea, with the night as the backdrop that is not able to light it up its inner depths.