Mistyc Geography

Enzo Favata alternates the unmistakable sound of his soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, synthesizer, samplers and field recordings. He arranged the entire album creating a form and a pathos, which make the sound of this album unique.

The playing of guitarist Marcello Peghin evokes memories of a distant world, as well as drawing inspiration from the 70s, revitalized and filtered. On the album we find sounds that are distant from each other, but which blend perfectly with those archaic sounds of the viola and singing, in a journey between the music of the 1500s and contemporary sounds.

We find ourselves in front of a truly magical trio that has managed to merge the spirit of ancient music with contemporary electronics, putting together the lessons of John Hassell, Brian Eno, psychedelic music with echoes of Pink Floyd, and some early Genesis guitar sounds, all blended by a skillful jazz improvisation at the service of a great mystical landscape.

The music is intended as hypnotic mantras, in a fusion between acoustic and electronic, in a surreal environment the following songs follow one another–some placed between 1500 and 1600, and other twentieth century authors.