Piero Umiliani: Africa / Continente Nero - VINYL LP

Piero Umiliani: Africa / Continente Nero - VINYL LPTitle: Africa Continente Nero Artist: Piero Umiliani Label: Dagored Records Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 8013252031212 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 01 26 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: 2 PACK Dagored presents a double LP bundle of two first official Piero Umiliani reissues. Africa from Piero Umiliani's M. Zalla moniker, originally released in 1972, and Continente Nero, released under Umiliani's own name in 1975. The double LP bundle contains

Title: Africa / Continente Nero
Artist: Piero Umiliani
Label: Dagored Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8013252031212
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-01-26
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 2 PACK

Dagored presents a double LP bundle of two first official Piero Umiliani reissues. Africa from Piero Umiliani's M. Zalla moniker, originally released in 1972, and Continente Nero, released under Umiliani's own name in 1975. The double LP bundle contains inserts with liner notes for each release; Edition of 500. From the liner notes for Africa, curated by Stefano Gilardino: ". . . Keep in mind the release year, January 1972, before approaching the matter covered in this precious jewel: the black rhythm of the incredible 'Africa To-Day', the 'fourth world' Jon Hassell-style of 'Green Dawn', the 'exotic' touch à la Martin Denny ('Lonely Village', 'Echos'), the 'Sortilège's reference to the electronic new wave (really!), the folk influence ('Rite', 'Folk-Tune'). With many years in advance, Umiliani synthesizes in Africa sounds and styles that will make then the fortune of well-celebrated and famous artists. . . . "From the liner notes for Continente Nero, curated by Luca Collepiccolo: ". . . The African continent rebuilt in 'microsolchi' by maestro Umiliani in 1975 is therefore a projection, an image that is influenced strongly by the affairs of overseas colleagues. All those artists from Duke Ellington to the Art Ensemble of Chicago, through Max Roach, who have been fundamental in the genesis of African-American culture. . . Over 40 years since it's conception, it is a remarkable, pioneering work, a place of hypotheses and happy intuitions. . . . "

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