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✨✧ Sandro Brugnolini/CarniniBeat Drammatico, Underground, Pop Elettronic (with bonus CD) ... LP
Fonit/Schema (Italy), 1973. New Copy ... $30.99 34.99
Exactly the kind of record that makes us love sound library records so much – and definitely the sort that sets the style apart from anything else we can think of! Both Sandro Brugnolini and Giorgio Carnini turn in some great work here – a mindblowing mix of modes over the space of ten short tracks – some tunes a cascading array of instrumentation, in a hip groove that's neither American jazz or soundtrack funk, but a special space of its own! Other tunes use an electronic approach that's years ahead of its time – as groovy as 60s analogue, but a lot darker, too – in ways that the rest of the world might not touch until the German new wave. The balance is almost even between swinging groovers and darker electronic cuts – and titles include "Grinta", "Azione CIA", "Scalo Clandestino", "Alambicco Cibernetico", "Strutture Generative", "Omicido Bianco", and "CIA Massacre". (Sound Library, Now Sound) LP, Vinyl record album
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✨✧ Sandro Brugnolini/Stefano TorossiMusica Per Commenti Sonori (with bonus CD) ... LP
Carosello/Schema (Italy), 1969. New Copy (reissue)... $30.99 34.99
An Italian funk double-header – a sweet little set from the end of the 60s, and one that features killer cuts from both Sandro Brugnolini and Stefano Torossi! We love either artist on their other own records, but there also seems to be something about putting them together here that makes them even better than before – certainly funkier, as the album's full of the kind of sharp, hard-grooving titles that first made us fall in love with sound library records in the first place! The date of the album's 1969, and both musicians make nice use of psych elements in their instrumentation – adding a bit of fuzz, wah-wah, or trippy guitar in just the right spaces – never going over the top, or getting too indulgent – but just moving in a groove that's tightly jazz funky at the bottom, and maybe a bit freaky at the top. Wonderful work throughout – and titles include "Sweet Beat", "Repetition", "Starter", and "Makkaresh" by Stefano Torossi – and "Wawa", "Motuproprio", "Polyphony", and "Flyer" by Sandro Brugnolini. (Sound Library, Now Sound) LP, Vinyl record album
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✨✧ Nicola ConteJet Sounds ... LP
Schema/Fez (Italy), 2000. New Copy 2LP ... $32.99 48.99
A landmark album of contemporary jazzy grooves – a set issued at the start of the century, and one of the first to really get a blend of classic elements right – after so many others were foundering around in too-remixed, too-programmed work in the 90s! For years, Nicola Conte was a seminal force in the new Italian scene of the 90s – working as a DJ, promoter, producer, and sometimes recording artist under the odd 12" single. Yet this album marks his first full effort – and after years of bubbling under in the Italian scene, Nicola emerged as a breathtaking mix of 60s bossa, soundtrack, and easy themes – put together with never a dull moment, and always a focus on the kind of mid and uptempo grooves that have been pushing the Italian and German scenes to reinvent older jazz, funk, and bossa. The record features great mixes from a few of Nicola's 12" singles, plus a wealth of excellent new material that really expands his groove wonderfully – with a totally real, totally honest sound that pushes past the gazillion retro remix throwaway albums that usually cluttered the dance racks Tracks include "Il Cerchio Rosso", "Dossier Omega", "Trappola Mortale", "Jazz Pour Dadine", and "Bossa Per Due". (New Grooves, Now Sound) LP, Vinyl record album
 
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✨✧ VariousRio Evolutions Vol 2 – Compiled By Paolo Scotti & Gerardo Frisina ... CD
Deja Vu (Italy), 1960s/1970s/2005. Used ... Out Of Stock
Brazil and Italy collide in this sublime assortment of grooves that dips back into the bossa 60s, and brings things up to date with a jazzy dancefloor mode! Half the tracks on the set are older ones, and the other half are newer tunes done in the style of recent work on labels like Schema and Deja Vu – with lots of acoustic and jazz-based elements, but also a bit of an ear for the kind of rhythms that play well on a modern dancefloor! Schema artist Gerardo Frisina put the set together with Italian DJ Paolo Scotti – and the set's got a sublime quality that takes the Schema sound and pushes it into even deeper, richer, and more spontaneous territory! Titles include "Zozoi (Sunaga T rmx)" by Fabio Nobile, "Tema De La Onda" by Nicola Conte meets Aldemaro Romero, "Fly To The Moon" by Fabio Nobile, "Gosta De Ser Como Sou" and "Macumba" by Claudia, "Y Tu Tambien" by Joe Pacheco, "Why O" by Beryl Cunningham, "Baby Chickens" by Gerardo Frisina meets Frank Hernandez, "Descarga Guyaba" by Stefano Mainetti, "Frank & Stein" by Mop Mop, "Afro Blue" by Frank Hernandez, and "Zozoi (Yukihiro Fukutomi rmx)" by Fabio Nobile. (Funky Compilations, Now Sound) CD
 
 
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