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Fabio Orsi

From the rugged coast of naples, italy emerges one of the brightest stars in the italian underground. Fabio Orsi offers up a masterful journey of complex, organic drones and salutations to the sun, emotive guitar glances shoot off into the breeze like ancient magic being rekindled at birth

From the rugged coast of naples, italy emerges one of the brightest stars in the italian underground. Fabio Orsi offers up a masterful journey of complex, organic drones and salutations to the sun, emotive guitar glances shoot off into the breeze like ancient magic being rekindled at birth

The Stones Know Everything
The Stones Know Everything is a mammoth two-cd offering from experimental fellers Gianluca Becuzzi and Fabio Orsi (try saying that with a mouthful of Pringles while drunk) and surprisingly the duo manage to keep up the quality for the entire duration. Interestingly though the two discs sound very much like separate entities, the first being a more melodic collection of tracks reminiscent of Fennesz or more recently Ateleia, and the second being where the two flex their experimental muscles, forg…
Find Electronica
Originally released in 2007, the oddly named Find Electronica sees Italian soundscaper / audio alchemist Orsi, conjuring up some hushed delicate beauty, that sort of hazy, otherworldly fuzzy drift we can't seem to get enough of. Warm slowly whirling melodies blurred into long lazy drones, the layers constantly shifting, gorgeous overtones surfacing here and there, melodies buried and revealing glimpses now and again through the hushed lush shimmer of these tracks. The opening track is total Pop …
Wildflowers Under the Sofa
The third release by Italian duo consisting of sound artist legend Becuzzi along with relative newbie Fabio Orsi, “Wildflowers” is a surprisingly passionate mix of found sounds, acoustic and electronic, along with some guitars to flesh out the vision.There are three fairly long pieces, which offer the duo the opportunity to develop the tracks through various moods and pitches; here, the traditional and the experimental dance around each other, with rhythms both borrowed from and suggested by an …
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