Jarrell
Aliases: Amedeo Tommasi
Ittiologia
2016 re-issue on Intervallo of the superb 1973 aquatic-themed experimental/ambient electronic library album on Cardium.
La Natura E L'Uomo (LP)
2016 re-issue on Intervallo of the lovely 1973 melodic and evocative library album on Nereide.
Made In U.S.A. (LP)
2009 re-issue on Arision of the 1972 avantgarde/contamporary jazz fusion library album composed by Brugnolini and performed by the Amedeo Tommasi Trio.
April Orchestra Vol. 5 (LP)
French 1976 edition on RCA's "April Orchestra" library series of the superlative experimental/mechanical electronic album Industria 2000 by Silva Savigni or Amedeo Tommasi in disguise.
Industria 2000
Marking what will inevitably be a holy grail moment for fans of Italian library music, and an inevitale revelation for anyone approaching it for the first time, the venerable Dialogo returns to their broader initiative dedicated to the Italian arm of…
Zodiac
Dagored present the first ever reissue of Amedeo Tommasi's Zodiac, originally released in 1970. A stunning collection of psychedelic-funky-bossa tunes with lounge vibes from Amedeo Tommasi. One of the rarest library music albums from the legendary…
Mare Romantico
Where Il Mare descends - darker, more electronic, built around the alien geometry of deep water - Mare Romantico stays closer to the surface. Originally released in 1974 on the obscure Pretty label in a pressing so small it had effectively vanished b…
April Orchestra Vol.5
Impeccable short-stab collection of bizarrely prescient rhythmic synthesizer metallics from Amedeo “Di Jarrell” Tommasi (rumor has it that Di Jarrell is his wife’s maiden) - an Italian jazz pianist that, from the mid-70s on, dabbled in crushing analo…
Thomas
In stock. Italian Soundtrack milestone and pure masterpiece of Italian Giallo Thriller exploitation. Infamous, legendary Score for the film directed by cult italian director Pupi Avati and originally released on Gemelli label in 1970. Mindblowing sca…
Carnet Turistico
From the legendary Deneb series, one of the grooviest Italian library ever. Amedeo Tommasi and Gerardo Iacoucci (alias H. Caiage) at their best. An explosion of heavy organ sounds, jazz & psych-beat, with killer drumming breaks and mellow tunes