Release : Internullo - Sentimente (Nea Marin Remix)
Artist : Internullo
Album : Sentimente (Nea Marin Remix)
Genre : Electronic
Source : Vinyl
Label : Desolat
URL : http://www.myspace.com/desolatmusicgroup
Date : 12-13-2007
Encoder : LAME 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
Quality : 203kbps 44100 kHz Joint Stereo
Tracks : 1
Time : 8:15 min
Size : 12.03 MB
A1 Sentimente (Nea Marin Remix) 8:15
Born in Sicily, and now residing in Romania, Rosario Internullo is not one for
overstating his case, though the music tells a story that is grandiose indeed.
His composition and a remix with Rhadoo for this, Desolat's second release,
traces finely drawn sentiments with metallic hats that quietly chip away on top
of a rising tide of reverberating pads, engulfing you in an emotion you hardly
knew you felt. A track that does not step lightly, eventually overwhelming the
listener in a tale of lost memories, early morning conversations in taxis, of
nightscapes chased and sometimes broken at dawn, a tale told across continents.
Rosario's own journey has seen him follow a trajectory from Southern Italy, to
the concrete mash of London, lugging frequencies in transit through Athens train
stations (and of course the Factory Club), making radio stations and
discotheques his home. By the end of the nineties he'd spent furious nights and
days keeping dancers under his sway at Bucharest's La Mania and The Mission and
his effervescent Kudos events on the Black Sea coast, or performing amongst the
hedonism of Berlin's Love Parade. It was the aural terrain of Romania with which
he became intrinsically intertwined. He seems to love this country. And in 2004
the honour was returned when he was named 'Romania's Best Loved DJ'. While we
are listening to such an ominous fragmentation of our modern times, such as
Rosario has created on this release, it seems fitting to think of the legacy of
the 'Cave with Bones' in Anina. Right on the place where humans first put their
toes upon this great land mass. Those who dance there now, may never suspect the
memories that might swell up from between those sparse beats, nor the broken
histories that might lie directly under the ground they tread on. Well, this
release is a great follow-up to the amazing RibCage' Dubfire tune!