The album "C'È" has a decidedly rock energy but also shows off an ironic soul and Funk during the flow of the songs. There are many musicians who have collaborated in the recording of the cd And this makes the project more lively and exciting. The guitars play a fundamental role for the Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist. In fact on many tracks you can hear well-made guitar solos and arrangements.
1. Senza bussare
2. Ricomincio da te
3. Un trilione di pianeti
4. Dall'unioverso
5. Noi di vento
6. Vilcabamba
7. Ci sei ancora
8. Magneticamente
9. Svuota la tua stanza
10. Paura degli aquiloni
11. La nostra estate
12. Passato prossimo
13. D'autunno
All songs composed, performed and produced by Cosimo Erario for EGP records.
Cosimo Erario: Vocals, Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Bass, Mandolins, Ukulele, Programming and Keyboards, Percusssions.
Marcus Greiner: Drums on Track 1-2-3
Hardy Fischötter: Drums on Track 5-8-10
Rainer Wind: Bass on Track 4-5-11
Carlos Palmen: Bass on Track 6-9
Tita Simò: Tamburin on Track 10
Alessandro Palmitessa: Saxophones on Track 10-12
mixed&mastered by: Cosimo Erario
Recorded at M32 Parkstudio by David Dalmare - Cologne - Germany between August 2010 and September 2012.
Additional drums recording at "Soundbox Cologne" and "Fischötters Productions" Cologne.
Mixed&mastered at "M32 Parkstudio" Cologne by: David Dalmare. Additional Masterin Engineer Marcus Greiner.
Cover and Booklet Photos by Tita Simò except photo on page 4 by Roberto Manzi.
Artwork by Jenny Weyhofen.
"Salta il recinto" is a Pop rock recording work with a strong songwriting vein. The very rhythmic compositions leave room for intense slow songs creating a captivating, energetic and modern playlist, making the listener curious and involved.
The work full of arrangements and solos for guitar It will certainly be of interest to the guitar public as well.
"Water Rings" contains 15 tracks of instrumental music played on a baritone acoustic guitar. the project funded by "Neu Start Kultur" and "Gema" gives the listener melodic compositions inspired by fingerstyle, classical and jazz. On some tracks, guitar solos with a modern jazz flavor have been added in overdubs. A certainly thoughtful and nostalgic cd that meets funk rhythms in the song "Looking For a Door".
"The Diamond Quarter" Is an album played entirely on a baritone acoustic guitar and contains 13 tracks played live without overdubs. Pat Metheny inspired this work and above all the idea of making a CD with the baritone guitar. The compositions are inspired by Brazilian sounds, jazz harmonies and fingerstyle pieces that are difficult to perform. Among the songs, "L'allegria del sole", " You Are Welcome" and "Peace".
"Acqua e stelle" is a record work with a Funk and Rock sound where Cosimo Erario electric guitars reach a very high improvisational levels. The CD makes use of the collaboration of various musicians at an international level, of a choir of a school in Cologne and of a wind section of three elements. Even the singer-songwriter finds himself in some songs in the role of trumpeter bassist and drummer. Among the compositions with a Pop Rock Funk flavor, some stupendous ballads emerge, one of which is also sung in German.
"Mille oceani" is a four-track acoustic recording.
The songs reveal an acoustic and rhythmic carefree summer soul. Very beautiful interventions of acoustic guitar and lyrics of autobiographical inspiration.
Several musicians from Cologne collaborated on the CD. A project that exudes summer experiences in front of the sea.
This discographic work contains 22 instrumental tracks on a single cd. Is a chill out Lounge music project with electronic, Brazilian sounds, samples on which the guitarist has inserted well-made guitar ideas that respect the idioms of Lounge music. Is a 74-minute musical journey that certainly gives the listener moments of relaxation and good humor letting the lightness of summer transpire.
World by the Cosimo Erario guitarist is an instrumental project composed of jazz-inspired pieces. It could be defined as Fusion or Easy listening music where, however, the guitars take the lion's share. With a guitar sound that is most often distorted, the musician reveals similarities with the greats of rock music such as Joe Satriani or those of jazz music such as Pat Metheny. An album with a melodic Mediterranean flavour.
