Raize & Radicanto - Astrigneme

180-gram natural color transparent vinyl

Made in Japan

Pure analog recording and cutting

One-stage plating process; limited to 496 copies

This album is part of recordings fonè's Giulio Cesare Ricci made on the occasion of concerts of the fonè Music Festival Piaggio edition 2021. Ricci realized this recording at the Auditorium Piaggio located inside the famous Museum in Pontedera, the place where Piaggio was born and where it still continues to produce today.

In a completely acoustic version, accompanied by his historical travel companions Radicanto, the Neapolitan singer crosses the whole Mediterranean in a recital of auteur songs demonstrating that, in music as in culture, there are precious bridges between the various peoples that overlook the sea. Nostrum which are a heritage to be preserved.

The collective proposes a "Mediterranean imaginary music", mestizo, born from the meeting of Raiz (historical voice of Almamegretta) with Radicanto consolidated over the years with the realization of tours and record works, finalists of the Tenco Award and in the Top Ten of the World Music Chart of Europe.

For this recording Ricci brought both analog (Ampex ATR 102 Electronic Tube Ampex Model 351-1965, 2 tracks, 1/2 inch, 30ips modified by David Manley) and digital (Pyramix Recorder, dCS A/D and D/A converters).
As for microphones he used his original collection of Neumann U47, U48, M49 in addition to the mike pre-amplifier and Signoricci cables. This is because he has always created two Masters for each recording: an analogue master for Vinyls and a DSD digital master for SuperAudioCDs.The mastering for vinyl was made by Ricci using Signoricci's analog and valve system.

Musicians:
Raiz, voice
Giuseppe De Trizio, classical guitar
Adolfo La Volpe, oud, Portuguese guitar, electric guitar
Francesco De Palma, cajon, darbuka, frame drums

 

Side A

1. Moshe Salyo de Misraym / ‘Red Rav

2. Catene

3. Astrigneme

4. Miseriosamente

5. Era de Maggio

Side B

1. Cammina Cammina

2. Nun te scurda’

3. Indifferentemente

4. Carmela

5. Jerusalem

6. Chiquilin de Bachin

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