A double LP recorded at 45 rpm on 180-gram vinyl, featuring an outstanding lineup of musicians to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of Diesis Audio: there is plenty here worth listening to...

An excellent recording work based on a very effective and stimulating background idea.

The material world is illusory and the veil remains a mythological symbol that, through a gash, presents the opportunity, for each of us, to cross the edge of the material living.

The great comeback of a sensitive and engaging performer. Convincing also where the others would be mushy or taken for granted, if not mainstream.

This amazing Italian music makes you feel proud of your country and the listening pleasure is infinite.

A kaleidoscope of cultures and traditions that disrobe their boundaries and merge into a galaxy of expressions where the undisputable technical skills of the performers blend in.

This GN Records reissue, Gold Note's label, is probably the best circulating vinyl version of a Henry Mancini's classic.

Elementalea comes from Elementali, Paracelsus' s way to call the "nature spiritual beings" and it is within this shapeless and fleeting orbit that Mariani's musical sphere revolves.

Beautiful record of piano solo, composed and performed by an excellent pianist, through an excellent audio recording.

A vinyl by a supergroup, one of the reference rhythmic sections of the entire Jazz Encyclopedia, in audiophile reissue by Gold Note.

This record is a real act of love: a desire ripened in course of time and accomplished. Marco Lincetto, producer and talent-scout, as well as owner of Velut Luna label, makes it clear.

Verdi is the musical interpreter of the Italian Risorgimento. No, Verdi is not a revolutionary, at least not in the current sense of the term. Verdi pertains to Risorgimento and to Romanticism.

Of Simone's discography, widely available both in shelf and on the web, we would not exclude any title, but in this occasion we want to mention one in particular.

Speaking of a masterpiece about someone that has written songs like Senza fine, Il cielo in una stanza, Sassi, La gatta, Sapore di sale, Che cosa c’è, would be in this case out of place…

The jazz roots are still present, even though it is very complicated to detect their tracks. The impression is that a great leap forward has been made.

The LP covers have always been “bigger” than necessary. We are talking about the perceived size, not just the material size. They expressed something else. They said who you were.

The title could refer to a human or artistic fragility of the protagonist, but Cristina seems to me anything but fragile, from both sides…

She looks like a veteran. Birdland, Smalls Jazz Club, BBKing’s, Dizzy’s at Lincoln Center, The Living Room. Just some of the stages on which Dida has performed and that every musician would trample on

A ReMusic Record from the first listening. A record selected and appreciated for its artistic quality, for its recording, and that expresses the most authentic cultural roots of a cultured and refined Sardinia.

With his Steinway & Sons Grand Piano built in 1929, Vatter rides the wave of a brand new artistic form where the pianist uses the piano as the painter uses the brush or the palette knife.