Corrado Bucci is back on Rebirth after a long silcence. The young talented producer from Brescia, who recently released on important labels such as Compost Records, Wonderwheel Recordings, Local Talk and BBE Recordings, gives us a new EP that embraces unexplored sounds expressing his new sensations and emotions.
Corrado talks about his new work, inspired by his last trip to China back in 2019. "'Far East Tales' is an EP written with the heart. A set of tales from the Far East translated into music, a set of nuances, colours, scents, flavors and traditions of a land, for us Europeans very distant, that changed and renewed me. Ma'anshan represents for me a moment of transition, of awareness of my growth, the beginning of a new path. An infinite stairway allowed me to reach one of the temples where for the first time I experienced a sense of calm and stillness that I had never encountered before. The cries of the children outside the school, playing in the park, rang out with an incomprehensible language but so musical. Ma'anshan filled my heart and soul, made me feel at home. The Yushan Hu Lake can be reached with a walk from the city center, an oasis of peace and tranquility, bringing with it a set of contrasts, between incisive and ethereal sounds that allow the listener to immerse himself in the part while breathing the atmosphere.
Shantaram means "man of Peace, bearer of Light", and so I was defined during my journey. A somewhat demanding name to bear, and with this EP I would like to convey a sense of peace and light."
The package is completed with 2 remixes. The Italian producer Madraas builds a strong rhythm pattern that runs like a train on the original melody of Ma'anshan for a sure impact on the dancefloor. Corrado Bucci himself takes Yushan Hu to another level, where the peaceful atmosphere collides with a punchy sound. A more underground flavor with a sprinkling of house/techno music.
"We are not only what we eat and the air we breathe. We are also the stories we have heard, the tales we fell asleep listening to when we were children, the books we have read, the music we have listened to and the emotions that a painting, a statue, a poem have given us." (cit. Tiziano Terzani)
Corrado talks about his new work, inspired by his last trip to China back in 2019. "'Far East Tales' is an EP written with the heart. A set of tales from the Far East translated into music, a set of nuances, colours, scents, flavors and traditions of a land, for us Europeans very distant, that changed and renewed me. Ma'anshan represents for me a moment of transition, of awareness of my growth, the beginning of a new path. An infinite stairway allowed me to reach one of the temples where for the first time I experienced a sense of calm and stillness that I had never encountered before. The cries of the children outside the school, playing in the park, rang out with an incomprehensible language but so musical. Ma'anshan filled my heart and soul, made me feel at home. The Yushan Hu Lake can be reached with a walk from the city center, an oasis of peace and tranquility, bringing with it a set of contrasts, between incisive and ethereal sounds that allow the listener to immerse himself in the part while breathing the atmosphere.
Shantaram means "man of Peace, bearer of Light", and so I was defined during my journey. A somewhat demanding name to bear, and with this EP I would like to convey a sense of peace and light."
The package is completed with 2 remixes. The Italian producer Madraas builds a strong rhythm pattern that runs like a train on the original melody of Ma'anshan for a sure impact on the dancefloor. Corrado Bucci himself takes Yushan Hu to another level, where the peaceful atmosphere collides with a punchy sound. A more underground flavor with a sprinkling of house/techno music.
"We are not only what we eat and the air we breathe. We are also the stories we have heard, the tales we fell asleep listening to when we were children, the books we have read, the music we have listened to and the emotions that a painting, a statue, a poem have given us." (cit. Tiziano Terzani)
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