The Force Of Human Energy - In Conversation With DeWolff's Robin Piso
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- Written by: Giovanni "Gio" Pilato
The Netherlands have solidly been, in the last half a century, one of those few European nations that has heavily contributed to chisel new and exciting artists, as the years went by, with a deep understanding and appreciation of music, no matter the genre.
One particular name comes to mind, when you think about genuinely raw, pure and real talent, coming from the aforementioned part of the world and it is that of the explosive Rock & Soul trio called DeWolff.
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Christone Kingfish Ingram - Live In London
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- Written by: Giovanni "Gio" Pilato
It's always a very exciting feeling when there are changes, in music in general and in this instance, in American music history. For a very long time, perhaps since the early '00, the Blues, Soul, Americana and Blues/Rock sounds have been solidly ruled by a certainly talented group of artists that have crafted a solid career, often deservedly, for themselves but, on the flip side, they have not also being able to shuffle their own music game much, towards different music tangents.
But then, when in 2019 a 19-years-old from Clarksdale, Mississippi called Christone "Kingfish" Ingram released his debut album called simply Kingfish, the music press and fans across the world were hugely taken by surprise by the craft, the artistic depth and the indisputable talent of the young American guitarist and singer/songwriter, so much so that the record reached a Grammy Award Nomination, the number 1 spot in the Billboard Blues Chart plus several more accolades coming from the worldwide press.
Jarrod Dickenson - Big Talk
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- Written by: Giovanni "Gio" Pilato
One of the most frustrating aspects of who writes about music, it is to observe how foolish, very often, major record labels can be, especially when they are totally unable to spot and reward adequately artists that carry within such an enormous depth of talent.
The most unfair side of the aforementioned thought, it is that said artists are forced to work twice as hard, both in studio and On The Road, having also to look after promoting themselves and their music, so to get visible and appreciated enough, as they rightly deserve, with their fans around the world.
