Paolo Ferrara
Paolo Ferrara wrote library music in Italy in the 1970s. His LPs for Italian library labels mix funk, bossa and Afro-Latin percussion with electronic keyboards. Several of them have been reissued since 2015. Ferrara's Sound came out on the library label Canopo and was reissued by Sounds From The Screen in 2025. Ritmico (Flower Records, 1975) returned on Dagored in 2015 with a DVD of restored amateur footage, and Four Flies took two of its tracks, Afrotheme and Percussion Blues, for a 7" in 2019.
Sound
Sound by Paolo Ferrara draws from the golden era of Italian library music, channeling bossa rhythms, acid funk, and pulsing psychedelia. This 1974 canvas is at once cinematic and percussive, prizing rare groove and inventive arrangements that ripple …
Ritmico
The Dagored label proudly presents its second collaboration with Sync Film Archive, a video production based on and inspired by the music from an incredible LP of Italian library music from the '70s. Sync Film Archive is an archive of over 10,000 ama…
Afrotheme / Percussion Blues
**Edition of 350** Two crazy rhythmic cuts by Paolo Ferrara, sourced from the super-rare library LP, “Ritmico”, on Flower Records. Afrotheme is a deep afro-jazz funky track with powerful bass lines, hot percussion, and psychedelic wah-wah guitars. Pe…
Ritmico
The Dagored label proudly presents its second collaboration with Sync Film Archive, a video production based on and inspired by the music from an incredible LP of Italian library music from the '70s. Sync Film Archive is an archive of over 10,000…
Profondita'
Restocked, last copies around....One of the more enigmatic and best kept secret albums in Italian discography, which has sparked lengthy discussions among collectors, has been unearthed by Cinedelic Records who found the original masters and put an e…