COSENTINO SARO - CD ONES AND ZEROS RELOADED

Popis - ONES AND ZEROS RELOADED:
SARO Cosentino is a musician who works, often behind the scenes, a craftsman rather than expose themselves directly, often let it be your own music, their own productions, to speak for him. And ?creator sounds and emotional suggestions, helping with his art, like few others in our country, the development of "sounds" of some of the biggest names in music, Italian and international, as well as some films of the highest quality . ONES & ZEROS Reloaded reborn, after nearly twenty years - the first edition of 1997 - because it is a record that has yet to say. The new edition contains an original, "Real Life", sung by the beautiful voice of Karen Eden and has been remixed and remastered. A disc can be born from an explosion of creativity, or art to be distilled, carefully choosing the musical ingredients to create a happy combination of sound and emotional. ONES & ZEROS Reloaded is a successful blend of musical tones, a project that has evolved over the years, using the contribution of musicians from different cultures and areas, each of which has left its mark on the canvas of sound. The disc was attended by important personalities of the international rock; singers Peter Hammill (former leader of Van der Graaf Generator), Tim Bowness of No-Man, Jakko Jakszyk (guitarist Dizrhythmia, Level 42, King Crimson) and the Australian Karen Eden. The battery has been entrusted to Gavin Harrison (Porcupine Tree, King Crimson), John Giblin (ex-member deiSimple Minds and Brand-X who has worked with John Martyn and Kate Bush) on bass, Trey Gunn (King Crimson) the stick and his friend David Rhodes (best known for his work alongside Peter Gabriel) on guitars. Less known to the general public, especially since members of different musical cultures from the western Kudsi Erguner (which by the way he played with Jean-Michel Jarre) the ney flute, vocalist Pandit Dinesh (of Dizrhythmia, as well as collaborator Sakamoto ) and Shankar (who has worked with Shakti, Gabriel, Bill Laswell and Epi