RADM anyone?

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   Ever since I've come across the work of Reale Accademia Di Musica I've
been fascinated by their  atmospheric blending of keys, guitars
and vocals. Sadly, their output is pretty limited. The second and last
album of RADM (together with Adriano Monteduro), being on the soft-pop
side of music, is not even listed in the Progarchives.

Now my problem is: having listened to their music for ages, I definitely need a replacement drug! 
Can anyone recommend music that is in the vein of RADM and that is
especially similar to the relaxed, all-acoustic style of their second
album? I know I'm very specific now, but thank you for your suggestions
anyway!

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Captain Future Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: August 02 2005 Status: Offline Points: 1	Topic: RADM anyone? Posted: August 02 2005 at 16:13
	Ever since I've come across the work of Reale Accademia Di Musica I've been fascinated by their atmospheric blending of keys, guitars and vocals. Sadly, their output is pretty limited. The second and last album of RADM (together with Adriano Monteduro), being on the soft-pop side of music, is not even listed in the Progarchives. Now my problem is: having listened to their music for ages, I definitely need a replacement drug! Can anyone recommend music that is in the vein of RADM and that is especially similar to the relaxed, all-acoustic style of their second album? I know I'm very specific now, but thank you for your suggestions anyway!