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Forests

Forests by Alessandro Sgobbio
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Alessandro Sgobbio

Label: Amp Music & Records
Released: 2019
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Track Listing

En Astheneía; From The Entrance Of Love; Similar Lymphs; Luce Della Perfezione; Love; Silent Fires; Qâf; Prajnà; The Light Of The Lights; Banyak; Alla Volta Del Sole.

Personnel

Alessandro Sgobbio
Alessandro Sgobbio
piano
Karoline Wallace
Karoline Wallace
voice / vocals
Hilde Marie Holsen
Hilde Marie Holsen
trumpet
Hakon Aase
violin
Silent Fires
Silent Fires
author

Additional Personnel / Information

Karoline Wallace: vocals; Hilde Marie Holsen: trumpet & effects; Håkon Aase: violin & percussion; Alessandro Sgobbio: piano.

Album Description

Silent Fires is a cross-genre intermixture of lyrics and acoustic-electronic fragments, all merged into written and improvised soundscapes. Their debut album Forests is a collective exploration around the theme of spirituality in its multiple meanings.


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Recording Amp Music & Records Forests Silent Fires Karoline Wallace Hilde Marie Holsen Håkon Aase Alessandro Sgobbio

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