SCAPESTRO presents 'Chi se ne va' the third single from the album 'E' il bene che resta'. A track that evolves the typical songwriting of the musician and singer from Castellammare di Stabia.
From the album “E' il bene che resta”, the second full-length by singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Scapestro, comes the third video-single for the song “Chi se ne va”. A track that evolves the typical songwriting of the musician and singer from Castellammare di Stabia who here flirts with desert blues (Mdou Moctar, Bombino, Tinariwen) personalizing it and taking it to new levels.
“A warm vortex of colors, a wheel, an ouroboros of movement that recalls wild imaginaries.” – This is how Scapestro describes the song. “The aridity in the video of “Chi se ne va” is that matter illuminated by yellow which is a warm yellow sent by an intense sun. This is nothing but a synesthesia: in the video “chi se ne va non ha cuore ne' dolore” it is a melancholic feeling that normally would have calm tones veering towards a classic blues but that here we find in a loop of amber, yellow, red tones leaving whoever watches it in a state of quiet, acceptance, synthesis, movement.”
The music video for “Chi se ne va” was directed by Denise Galdo for Guns for bunnies.
The new album by Fulvio Di Nocera, better known as Scapestro, was recorded, mixed and mastered by Fabrizio Piccolo at the historic Auditorium Novecento studios in Naples (formerly Phonotype rec.). In the nine tracks that make up the tracklist we find illustrious collaborators such as Chiara Carnevale of the group Assurd, Antonella Bianco of the group Coma Berenices, Jonathan Maurano drummer of EPO/Fanali/Blindur, Caterina Bianco (Fanali/Tropico/Passione tour next generation) and pianist Giosi Cincotti.
Biography
Scapestro, stage name of the Neapolitan singer-songwriter Fulvio Di Nocera, already known as a bassist and double bass player; co-founder of the Neapolitan jungle-drum'n' bass band Polina active in the late 90s and recognized by the public and critics as one of the most interesting and innovative bands of the moment.
From 2000 to 2008 he was the bassist of Bisca, a historic Neapolitan band, and in 2004 he joined the international band Songs for Ulan; he also boasts numerous collaborations in the studio and live with 24 Grana, Francesco di Bella, Pennelli di Vermeer, Epo, Assurd, Rione Junno and many others.
In the summer of 2015, as Scapestro, he released his first single “Vado per un po'” with the Nut Label and the video clip of the same made by “Creacose” with the collaboration of Francesco Galdo and Denise Galdo.
In June 2018 he released his debut album “Shurhùq” for the SoundFly label with SELF distribution.
In September 2018, exclusively for Repubblica TV, the new video clip “Sempre uguali” directed by Stefano Cormino. In June 2019, on the occasion of the first year since the release of Shurhùq, the new video clip “Essere di Luce” with the collaboration of Denise Galdo and the illustrator Sonia Giampaolo.
In 2020 he reinterprets and publishes in digital version two tributes to two great artists of the Italian music scene:
“Donna di Nessuno” by Fred Buscaglione, creating a video clip released exclusively with IlMattino.it on the occasion of Women’s Day and “La ballata del marinaio” by Luigi Tenco.
In July 2021 he presents his new single “Non c'è tempo per amarsi” and on April 29, 2022 the new single “È il bene che resta” which anticipates the second album of the same name which is published by the Neapolitan label SoundFly. Accompanying him live is the percussionist-singer Chiara Carnevale (Assurd) and on the keyboard and electric guitar Antonella Bianco (Coma Berenices).
Article published on 29 September 2022 - 12:36
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