- Mood music
- Yacht pop
- Fusion
- Jazz rock
- Swing
- Jazz
Comment: it is
a subsequent issue by an Italian artist, Roberto Daglio to appear on
the blog. Daglio's music is always different, always the same. It is
always sultry and serene and deliberately retrodelic yet synthesising
new elements into a mix. The listener can feel himself like standing
somewhere under the cloudless sky while the Sun standing at the
zenith and above all. Yet it is a hyper-realistic experience because
you are not exhausted by sweating on humid conditions. However,
Wintherpole and
Steel Drops are exceptions of the
8-track composition due to a heavy, even slamming guitar handling in
the beginning of the tracks. Yet in the middle you can hear more
meandering and immersive trajectories up there being played on an
electric guitar. A third exception is
Sometimes In The Rain (Swing
Up) based on a classical jazz standard yet it chimes in a
refreshing way. In other tracks you can enjoy pastel drawings on the
electric guitar and electronic keyboards while being supported by
propulsive bass lines. In a word, the result rocks in the way a
righteous fusion album should sound. Yeah, it's playful, it's joyous,
it's ennobling. And paradoxically it is not bitter at all.
