Andrea Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his acoustic solo project. He proposes a synthesis of various musical genres and influences: a fascinating journey into the best Anglo-American music, especially of the '60s and' 70s, but not only ...

Some of the great classics of the jazz tradition interpreted by Antonella Aprea, with the vitality necessary to bring out the deep meaning and great artistic value, but also the ironic side thanks to the communicative strength of the pieces and the skills of the performers.

Time is the topic that has always fascinated us because it marks and conditions every moment of our life ... in the design sense it can be our friend, making us more concrete in reaching our goals, but it can also be our enemy, giving us anxieties and pressures ... a musical time that always guides us ... but it can also force us onto a track with no lateral escape route ... and then there is a philosophical time, as Luciano De Crescenzo said "time is a two-dimensional quantity, if you live it in length in monotonous way after 60 years you will have 60 years, if instead you live it in width, with ups and downs, falling in love and even doing some nonsense maybe after 60 years you will only be 30 years old ... "here the JVPs are inspired by this emotional interpretation in their creations without ... time: Easy time, Back in time, 6/4 of an hour, Attimi ... and many other original songs ... The JVP are a very original Italian jazz fusion formation characterized by a particularly elegant sound. elegant and refined with sounds between jazz, funk and Latin to which they have added a pinch of Mediterranean melody.

Four musicians with great experience and united by a great passion for the Blues come together to give life to a new formation: the Onorati Coffee Maker Blues Band which looks to the great founding fathers of the blues but also to the artists of the new generation and to the most electric sounds. They offer us a set with soft songs like Same old blues or wild like Palace of the king or big slow songs like I couldcry. Lean and essential training, as the blues tradition requires, but great energy on stage to support the biting and unique voice of the histrionic Luigi Onorati who, like few, knows how to involve and entertain the public.

Andrea Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his acoustic solo project. He proposes a synthesis of various musical genres and influences: a fascinating journey into the best Anglo-American music, especially of the '60s and' 70s, but not only ...

The trio was born from the great friendship of three musicians with the common passion for bebop and hard bop. The repertoire includes a selection of standards that draw not only from the guitar tradition, in order to rearrange the songs and create a personal and recognizable sound.

Ragtime and blues meet to bring us back to the old sounds and the roots of the language of the soul. Among ghostly mangroves, crossroads, black magic and barrelhouses it will be like feeling like a catfish in Mississippi !

Andrea Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his acoustic solo project. He proposes a synthesis of various musical genres and influences: a fascinating journey into the best Anglo-American music, especially of the '60s and' 70s, but not only ...

The Bad Blues Quartet was born from the meeting of four musicians who have made the Blues a reason for living.
The band started its activity by playing the songs of the masters of this genre. The focus then shifted to the production of original songs, and until now he has released 3 discs: "Bad Blues Quartet" in 2017, "Back On My Feet" in 2018 and the live "First Time Last Time" in 2021, the last two released with the Talk About Records label.
Over the years the group has played far and wide throughout Italy, participating in festivals such as Torrita Blues Festival, Campania Blues Festival, Pignola in Blues, Narcao Blues and many others, sharing the stage with artists such as Mud Morganfield, Andy J. Forest, Sarah Jane Morris, Robert Randoph etc.)
The Bad Blues Quartet is currently working on their next studio record.

Andrea Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his acoustic solo project. He proposes a synthesis of various musical genres and influences: a fascinating journey into the best Anglo-American music, especially of the '60s and' 70s, but not only ...

It is the meeting between two musicians with the desire to experiment and confront each other crossing broad but well-rooted musical borders such as Argentine and European music with the natural aptitude for improvisation inherited from jazz.
The result is a magical game that is based on the interplay between the piano and the guitar and on the surprising harmony of the musicians.
Their album "Sueno de juguette" (Philology), collects this meeting by expressing a music with boundless atmospheres.
After a few years they come with the desire to find new formulas and an extended formation that sees on this occasion, in addition to the piano and the guitar, the presence of the double bass and the drums.
Ernesto Romero, pianist and composer originally from Cordoba, has been missing from the Italian music scene for some years, since he returned to live in Argentina where he carries out an intense concert activity playing from popular music to jazz with important collaborations, such as the one with the poet Hamble Lima Quintana, and popular singer Suna Rocha.
Giulia Salsone, guitarist carries out her activity mainly in Rome where she lives. Her training passes from multiple musical experiences and in particular from jazz. Among her collaborations Bruno Tommaso, Paolo Pietrangeli. She has been invited to play in Brazil by guitarist and composer Jorge Bonfà, she deepens the repertoire of the choro and the MPB.

The quartet amazes for its great jazz consistency and awareness, with original compositions which, leaving great space for interpretation and stylistic contaminations, are rooted in the strength and stability of great jazz. The musicians who make it up are among the leading names of the new Italian scene, distinguished by style, technical ability and originality. Stylistically, the quartet's music approaches contemporary American jazz and, without forgetting its origins, is inscribed in the wake of its most recent transformations, adding a European breath. In the pieces there is an alternation of thematic lyricism and more complex atmospheres, in which various musical styles coexist. Improvisation, nourished by the skilful interplay between the musicians, remains the characterizing and predominant element, completing the sound of the group.

Honey is back with a new line-up, after a period of intense creativity, for a project where original songs and covers blend in blues, soul and funky shades.

Andrea Angelini, aka Andy's Corner, presents his acoustic solo project. He proposes a synthesis of various musical genres and influences: a fascinating journey into the best Anglo-American music, especially of the '60s and' 70s, but not only ...