Radici
by Naom
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumComes in a nice digipack case and a booklet, with artwork by Sandro Crisafi.
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Mishra
05:14
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FAB Suite
15:46
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Reminiscenze
12:35
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Mutazioni
08:19
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Grovigli
03:06
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Preghiera
08:45
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Trasparenza
04:07
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about
NAOM comes to life from questions born out of our human presence in contemporary society, searching for our cultural and musical roots: if these, for us, are partly identifiable in Western culture, what are our relationships with more distant experiences, both chronologically and geographically?
Thus, this journey is not just limited to our personal experiences but intersects in ways in which we stand with our history and our connection to "other" cultures.
RADICI's pieces employ structures and approaches inferred from the rhythmic language of Konnakkol, and embrace different forms of improvisation along with Western contemporary classical music concepts, curating a sense of responsibility, awareness, and respect for traditions, but with an attitude of experimentation. It cumulates in a quest for conscious dialogue, that connects to a deep feeling of living in the present, here and now.
Thus, this journey is not just limited to our personal experiences but intersects in ways in which we stand with our history and our connection to "other" cultures.
RADICI's pieces employ structures and approaches inferred from the rhythmic language of Konnakkol, and embrace different forms of improvisation along with Western contemporary classical music concepts, curating a sense of responsibility, awareness, and respect for traditions, but with an attitude of experimentation. It cumulates in a quest for conscious dialogue, that connects to a deep feeling of living in the present, here and now.
credits
released January 24, 2024
Nazareno Caputo: vibraphone, marimba, percussion
Omar Cecchi: drums, konnakkol, percussion
Recorded Trappola Acustica in Piancastagnaio (SI, Italy)) on 26, 27, 28 July 2022
Mixed and mastered by Stefano Amerio at Artesuono in Cavalicco (UD) on July 2023
Original Artwork by Sandro Crisafi
Artwork and layout by Davide Lorenzon
Produced by Naom and Aut Records
Nazareno Caputo: vibraphone, marimba, percussion
Omar Cecchi: drums, konnakkol, percussion
Recorded Trappola Acustica in Piancastagnaio (SI, Italy)) on 26, 27, 28 July 2022
Mixed and mastered by Stefano Amerio at Artesuono in Cavalicco (UD) on July 2023
Original Artwork by Sandro Crisafi
Artwork and layout by Davide Lorenzon
Produced by Naom and Aut Records
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Aut Records Berlin, Germany
Aut Records is a record label dedicated to experimental and research music. We are trying to describe a musical environment that cannot be assigned to a particular genre, and is removed from any specific musical language.
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