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i dischi di angelica Bologna, Italy
Executive prod. Massimo Simonini
I dischi di angelica is a non-profit music label which was
founded, in 1991.Its aim is producing sonic anthologies along with each edition of the festival. Quite soon though it opened perspectives towards works which offered themself over the years ...
A small global catalogue in the ocean of international music, made of most different expressions.
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Rewards patience and an open ear. A few years ago, I thought Davachi's minimal Drone tracks were boring. Then, I saw several people gushing over this one. I tried again - and was still bored out of my mind. A few months passed, I gave it another try. Now, it's one of my favourites of 2022.
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