Erricorù is the pseudonym of the Neapolitan musician and singer-songwriter Enrico Russo, born in 1982, who will be live at the Literary Park of Villa Falanga (San Giorgio a Cremano) on Thursday 20 June on the occasion of the European Music Festival.
For this date Erricorù chooses to bring live the best of his repertoire and the songs from his two EPs Costruzioni Terapeutiche vol.1 and vol.2.
This latest work, composed of 5 other unreleased songs, was published last January and joins the first volume published in December 2021, all for the Monkey Music label. The release of the album was also accompanied by the release of the video for the single CRIREME for Pavi Production with Roberta Astuti and Gianluigi Iorio.
Erricorù's solo project was born in 2019, after several long choral experiences, putting together a collection of songs written over the years and giving life to the first volume of "Costruzioni Terapeutiche" published in 2021 with which he accessed the finals of Sanremo Rock 2023 at the Ariston Theater.
The second volume, two years after the previous one, represents a significant artistic evolution.
If the first volume was characterized by the urgency and roughness of a live recording, the second work stands out for the artistic maturity and emotional depth that permeates each song.
The Neapolitan language, predominant in the lyrics, proves to be an extraordinary vehicle to explore the depths of the human soul, sharing emotions and experiences in an authentic and engaging way. The lyrics, enriched by a multiplicity of languages, testify to the artistic versatility of the singer-songwriter, who manages to convey universal messages through his unique musical style.
On Thursday 20 June the Neapolitan guitarist will be accompanied by musicians Giampiero Fusco (drums), Luigi Augusto Malcangi (bass) and Orazio Pugliese (second guitar).
The concert is an event of the Giovani in Musica review within the program of events “San Giorgio MAGIE II edition – Moments of Artistic Playful Interactive Education” of the “Cartellone degli Eventi Metropolitani”.
Article published on 14 June 2024 - 16:00
