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Primaluce, Italian progressive (pop)rock band

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Topic: Primaluce, Italian progressive (pop)rock band
Posted By: eternal66
Subject: Primaluce, Italian progressive (pop)rock band
Date Posted: October 28 2011 at 04:29
Primaluce, an interesting italian band.





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Posted By: DamoXt7942
Date Posted: October 28 2011 at 04:33
Welcome aboard. Hug

Good Italian rock indeed ... any more samples you have?


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Posted By: eternal66
Date Posted: October 28 2011 at 04:42
Yes, this song is melodic prog... Wink



Posted By: yam yam
Date Posted: October 28 2011 at 08:00
From the five-track EP "Nives"
 
Il giorno che vivrei
Sulle ali del mare
Nives
L'ultimo pensiero
Il Re
 
MUSICIANS
Stefano Camilloni - Piano & Voice
Andrea Rocchi - Guitar & Voice
Fabrizio De Melis - Viola, Violin
Giuseppe Tortora - Cello
Massimiliano "Mr Fuzz" Diotallevi - Sax
Marco Adami - Bass & Synth programming
 
Recorded and mixed by Mark Adams at Kafer Records (Autumn 2010)
Mastered by Aldo Azzaro
Cover photo by Stephen Camilloni
Primaluce Photo: Louis Scuderi
CD Graphics: Ivan Muccari

Manufactured by Primaluce & Kafer Records. All rights reserved. 2011.
http://www.primaluce.net/" rel="nofollow - http://www.primaluce.net/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Primaluce/174079205950888" rel="nofollow - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Primaluce/174079205950888
 
They have been compared to The Killers and U2
 
This is the other track from the EP that they have uploaded to YouTube:
 
 

 
 
Very enjoyable music indeed, but not sure whether it's sufficiently removed from mainstream pop for inclusion on here, and is five tracks really enough material to merit an evaluation anyway?


Posted By: eternal66
Date Posted: October 28 2011 at 09:54
Yes, this is only an ep (5 tracks) called "Nives". I listened the album, only the first track is pop-rock (for radio promotion in Italy). Other tracks are melodic poprock & prog rock (like "Il Re" or "Nives").
I dont think they could be compared to "U2" or "The Killers". I think they are a modern version of PFM with a new Marillion attitude.

Now they are recording a new album, with a real and complete progressive structure.
New album will be release in 2012 with the help of one of the most important italian rock drummer (Ezio Zaccagnini - www.eziozaccagnini.com). info here: http://www.primaluce.net/rassegna-stampa/74-ezio-zaccagnini-nuovo-batterista-in-studio-dei-primaluce.html

They recorded a complete progressive rock album in 1999 (http://www.primaluce.net/discografia.html) but there is nothing on youtube.

The right definition fot these guys is "Pop progressive rock". Thumbs Up



Posted By: yam yam
Date Posted: October 28 2011 at 18:13
I have a feeling that more samples will be required for evaluation purposes before this suggestion can be acted upon. That means either waiting until the new album is nearing completion, or submitting samples from the first album, "Tokyodance", to a member of the crossover team, which is the team that this band is most likely to be assigned to for evaluation. Current crossover team members include http://www.progarchives.com/forum/member_profile.asp?PF=5162" rel="nofollow - Evolver  and http://www.progarchives.com/forum/member_profile.asp?PF=23504" rel="nofollow - Marty McFly . I was unable to find a source of any samples of the first album myself - it seems to be a fairly obscure release. It may need someone directly connected with the band to send samples of music from that album via private message to one of the crossover team members mentioned above if it is wished to take this suggestion any further at the present time.
 
 


Posted By: eternal66
Date Posted: October 31 2011 at 04:52
Hi yam, I talked with them by email. They will publish samples of first prog rock album soon.
Bye.


Posted By: eternal66
Date Posted: October 31 2011 at 18:43
Samples & songs of first album on line here:
http://www.primaluce.net/discografia.html" rel="nofollow - http://www.primaluce.net/discografia.html


Posted By: yam yam
Date Posted: October 31 2011 at 22:03
Thanks for getting the band to upload these samples of their first album onto soundcloud.com. What I am hearing is definitely worthy of evaluation for crossover, I would think - possibly even neo depending on what the rest of the album is like. The short sample of "Points Of View" was really excellent, and would certainly fall into neo prog category. The other samples are less distinct in terms of sub genre - there seems to be a lot of electronic instrumentation used in this music, & of course the band is from Italy, so there is always RPI to consider, though from the samples provided thus far and the use of English song titles and lyrics, I doubt that this would really be an option in this case.
Also, because no samples exist anywhere of the earlier prog album other than the small selection provided today, in order for an evaluation to take place it will still require full samples of (ideally) the whole album to be sent by private message to a collaborator from a relevant evaluation team, (I still believe it will probably be crossover that handle this band) or alternatively to either of the two admin guys who monitor this forum, http://www.progarchives.com/forum/member_profile.asp?PF=29363" rel="nofollow - Andyman1125  or http://www.progarchives.com/forum/member_profile.asp?PF=20797" rel="nofollow - harmonium.ro , who would pre-evaluate the music themselves and then allocate it according to their interpretation of which sub genre they think it would best fit.
Thanks again for your help with this so far. Thumbs Up
 



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