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World class Italian composer Stefano D’Amico takes us through the Wormhole

Posted on 17 November 2022

Skyrocketing through the atmosphere and flying so high into the night, Stefano D’Amico is rather outstanding on a song which will guide many smiles into a world of possibilities above on Wormhole.

Stefano D’Amico is a world renowned Italian film composer/pianist/orchestrator who creates neoclassical music and soundtracks which are heard all over our beautiful galaxy.

”In 2020 I put my passion for music and for environmentalism in ‘Tribute to the Earth’, my EP which
tells the beauty of our planet: rain, sunset, the moon, the green nature. Its purpose is to raise awareness on the importance of protecting this natural patrimony.” ~ Stefano D’Amico

Currently studying deeply inside composition, orchestration and film scoring, the impressive Stefano D’Amico is rather prodigiously first-rate here. He’s made a true masterpiece for the world to feel united inside, as the imagination floats into what is actually out there if we look far enough.

Wormhole from the multi-skilled Turin, Italy-born and based indie film composer Stefano D’Amico is a stunning release which deserves to be used in many blockbuster movies. Drenched in so much goodness and pure energy for our consciousness to be enriched by, we find a single to simply put on repeat.

Hear this new song on Spotify and see more on the IG page.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

Haunting Edge: New Italian EDM artist Zed drops promising debut track ‘Prima’

Posted on 21 September 2021
https://soundcloud.com/user-833002166/zed-prima

With an ominously alluring start to proceedings that has you nodding your intrigued head and getting into the groove rather quickly, Zed is here with her dashing debut track that is full of excellence with ‘Prima‘.

Zed aka Francesca Michelis, is a highly creative Turin, Italy-based cinema and media engineering student, visual artist and indie experimental EDM music producer.

”Zed is a project that I started during the 2020 lockdowns as a result of my great passion for audiovisuals.” ~ Zed

Featuring a tremendously illuminating beat that has you licking your lips and feeling content again – this is a new single to swim gloriously inside – as she takes us for a riveting ride that shall satisfy all of your hungry senses.

”I attended the “LAC- Renato Cottini” artistic high school where I was able to deepen my passion for the visual arts.” ~

‘Prima‘ from the talented Turin, Italy-based indie electronic and visual artist Zed, is a track to turn up loud and let soak into your precious soul. She lathers our consciousness with a psychedelic experience that might have your body shaking excitedly at times, with her sensational skills and effective beat, that has you so entrenched into the moment. This is a new track to blend inside like a happy camper – as you get your dancing shoes laced up again – to get back into the zone which we have all surely missed.

Hear this new single on Soundcloud and see more on her IG music page.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

‘AsWeGo’ from Italian band Plastic Palms is a summer dream

Posted on 8 August 2020
Yellow Panda by Plastic Palms

Turin in beautiful Italy is the home of Plastic Palms and they bring us much joy with their new release called ‘AsWGo‘.

This is a summer indie-pop song that is a riveting listen. This is a cool breeze song to play while on a road trip or on the way to work to hype you up. The vocals are so glorious and simple. I could listen to this band all day and they take me on a happy journey. The guitar riffs are so well constructed and this might be my new favorite act.

Plastic Palms is Clarissa Ghelli, Daniel Rineer, and Jordan Bernstein. This fantastic 3 piece roam free on this one like a fantastic breeze that is floating happily around. This is quality music with a happy vibe that makes you put your sunglasses on and dance around. ‘AsWGo‘ is the summer song that we all needed. Turn this up and hit that repeat.

Head to Bandcamp to hear this gem.

Click here for the Facebook page.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen