At The Mercy Of Inertia
In Deriva
Sinergie
Ad Libitum
Southwind
Notturno Distopico
Periplo marks the solo debut of Early Sounds Recordings co-founder Pellegrino S. Snichelotto, following occasional contributions to other material from the label’s extended family of artists. Interestingly, the six-track set shares some stylistic similarities with friends’ Nu Guinea’s Tony Allen Experiments mini-album, chiefly the producer’s delay and reverb-laden fusion of live instruments and vintage analogue hardware. Stylistically, most of the tracks sit somewhere between jazz-funk, cosmic funk, and the kind of melodious Afro-Cosmic fare that was once a staple of Northern Italy’s eccentric club scene. There’s plenty of hazy musical humidity to enoy, too, with the impeccable “Ad Libitum” standing out.
At The Mercy Of Inertia
In Deriva
Sinergie
Ad Libitum
Southwind
Notturno Distopico
