[LBN007] Nick Rivera - "Happy song is a happy song"
Back The nice netlabel after two months of absence from the scene net-audio. Had left us with a release of electro-hip-hop-sophisticated, the excellent " And you do not know what I think " of Neeva and now opens the new year with this much more hued acoustic EP titled "Happy song is a happy song ", the debut solo multi-instrumentalist Cagliari Nick Rivera (aka Michael Sarti). Nick, who has collaborated with Franklin Delano past and Bron Y Aur, began this project in London, where among other things he made the sympathetic video for "Horn Y Orgy" directed by Roddy Clark and Simon Jarvis, then going on at the end of 2010 here in Italy, where we also took a good live activity. The EP opens with the delicate guitar arpeggio of "Renee Luise, stroll through the countryside at night in the company of small and intimidated aliens in search of communication, where among other things a step and a myriad of acoustic instruments are taken hand in a slow and steady crescendo. The song that gives the ep, with its playful rhythms overlap, outlining well the compositional style of the musician Cagliari, who likes to progressively add new layers of sound in its tracks, lending a slight sense of hope and communion. In "Butter in my head," whispered the voice with the flavor of the first awakening is initially accompanied by a religious in a semi and a pizzicato cello ... I close my eyes and I am in a tiny room by the dim light in the company of Nick and his friends musicians, including a few glasses of good wine and cigarette haze that creates the right atmosphere needed. The song then evolves into a slow march from the 70's synth and horns. In my opinion, the most successful episode of this EP (with mastering done by Bill Gautier in London), in which Rivera shows to know to approach the usual and unusual acoustic instruments to electronic sounds with more natural taste and creating a sound much originale.
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