Domicide
by Massimo De Mattia Suonomadre
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Tristan
01:46
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Domicide
05:59
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Lessness
03:07
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Knot
05:21
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Additional Landscapes
04:48
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Circular Conversation
11:07
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Aspersions
05:47
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Commonplace
05:30
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about
Massimo De Mattia - flutes
Zlatko Kaučič - voice, drums, percussion
Giorgio Pacorig - piano
Luigi Vitale - vibes, marimba, percussion
"Domicide," the latest venture by Massimo De Mattia's Suonomadre, marks a pivotal evolution in their discography, distinct from their earlier works "Riot" and “Ethnoshock!" (Caligola ) by its deliberate shift towards a purely acoustic setup and its studio production — a first for the ensemble.
By moving away from the electronic experimentation that characterized "Riot" and "Ethnoshock!", "Domicide" presents a raw, unfiltered auditory experience that lays bare the musicians' virtuosity and the intensity of their message. The use of acoustic instruments intensifies the political undercurrents of the album, offering a stark, poignant soundscape that reflects on the theme of loss and displacement. This strategic choice amplifies the ensemble's exploration of jazz as a medium for social and political commentary, inviting listeners to engage with the music on a deeply reflective level.
The album's title, "Domicide," suggests themes of disruption and transformation, possibly reflecting on the impact of external changes on personal and communal spaces and it's laden with implications, suggesting a critique of the destruction of homes, whether through physical, social, or economic means, pointing towards a broader commentary on contemporary societal issues.
Through this album, Suonomadre not only showcases their evolution as artists but also emphasizes the power of music as a form of resistance and a catalyst for change.
Zlatko Kaučič - voice, drums, percussion
Giorgio Pacorig - piano
Luigi Vitale - vibes, marimba, percussion
"Domicide," the latest venture by Massimo De Mattia's Suonomadre, marks a pivotal evolution in their discography, distinct from their earlier works "Riot" and “Ethnoshock!" (Caligola ) by its deliberate shift towards a purely acoustic setup and its studio production — a first for the ensemble.
By moving away from the electronic experimentation that characterized "Riot" and "Ethnoshock!", "Domicide" presents a raw, unfiltered auditory experience that lays bare the musicians' virtuosity and the intensity of their message. The use of acoustic instruments intensifies the political undercurrents of the album, offering a stark, poignant soundscape that reflects on the theme of loss and displacement. This strategic choice amplifies the ensemble's exploration of jazz as a medium for social and political commentary, inviting listeners to engage with the music on a deeply reflective level.
The album's title, "Domicide," suggests themes of disruption and transformation, possibly reflecting on the impact of external changes on personal and communal spaces and it's laden with implications, suggesting a critique of the destruction of homes, whether through physical, social, or economic means, pointing towards a broader commentary on contemporary societal issues.
Through this album, Suonomadre not only showcases their evolution as artists but also emphasizes the power of music as a form of resistance and a catalyst for change.
credits
released April 10, 2024
Recorded by Stefano Amerio at Artesuono Recording Studio in Cavalicco (UD) ITALY on 25th October 2023
Mixed and mastered by Stefano Amerio at Artesuono Recording Studio in Cavalicco (UD) ITALY on 22th January 2024
Artwork and layout by Davide Lorenzon
Produced by Massimo De Mattia and Aut Records
Recorded by Stefano Amerio at Artesuono Recording Studio in Cavalicco (UD) ITALY on 25th October 2023
Mixed and mastered by Stefano Amerio at Artesuono Recording Studio in Cavalicco (UD) ITALY on 22th January 2024
Artwork and layout by Davide Lorenzon
Produced by Massimo De Mattia 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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