Introduced as a collection of personal rarities recorded over a span of nearly two years, featuring one-shot recordings and experimental works, Davide Cedolin - of Friulian origins, and since years located in Liguria, Italy, - share his mysticism for Nature speaking of it by fingerpicking his acoustic guitar, swinging among experimental blues, synthesizers and fiddle samplers. John Fahey anyone? Some of that free spirit vibe for instrumental Music, unplugged.
A 9 stops trip of emotional before technical folk music, like describing what it feels like to wake up surrounded by trees in the countryside, early light frail silence, placing your cup of coffee over the table just a moment before grabbing your guitar for good morning. He's able to drive transportative through an densely serene environment (Mood swing tr.2), and he also goes nostalgic and alienated as At the hut at sunset, and, as everything he released so far, the instant warmth of his musical ideas easily takes you over. Like, final track Fire Keeper where flames gently crackle and frame the six string meditative free-form of rhythm and melody. Or the simple riff of Fontane, loaded with joyful and vibrant nuances of a certain level of intimacy, like dancing among tinker bells.
What makes Cedolin music great is his instant sense of authenticity, a delicacy of no frustration.
A 9 stops trip of emotional before technical folk music, like describing what it feels like to wake up surrounded by trees in the countryside, early light frail silence, placing your cup of coffee over the table just a moment before grabbing your guitar for good morning. He's able to drive transportative through an densely serene environment (Mood swing tr.2), and he also goes nostalgic and alienated as At the hut at sunset, and, as everything he released so far, the instant warmth of his musical ideas easily takes you over. Like, final track Fire Keeper where flames gently crackle and frame the six string meditative free-form of rhythm and melody. Or the simple riff of Fontane, loaded with joyful and vibrant nuances of a certain level of intimacy, like dancing among tinker bells.
What makes Cedolin music great is his instant sense of authenticity, a delicacy of no frustration.
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