TAMBURI PARLANTI LP

DEEP-HOUSE/TRIBAL/NUDISCO !!!VINYL LP!!!

CAT. FTM202208

TRACKLIST:
A1: Tamburi Parlanti (5:11)
A2: Timido (4:27)
A3: Where Is Juanito (4:01)
B1: Guasa (4:46)
B2: El Ritmo Cultural (4:34)
B3: Alghero Solare (4:45)

MUSTA presents an elaborate six track LP project, titled 'Tamburi
Parlanti' which translates to 'Talking Drums' in English. The body of
work marks a turning point in his career to make more than electronic
music, and delves into a plethora of live music and field recordings
recorded for the LP, ranging from polyrhythmic tribal drum-patterns to
Afro-funk bass chords, congas and jazz-keyboard, played by local
musicians as well as himself.

Musta's love for music began during his 11 years spent living in the
Dominican Republic. This encounter of Latin rhythms started the musical
genre contamination that to this day distinguishes his productions. In
this LP, like the rest of his releases, the music is diverse, tribal and
hypnotic. Respectful of the past yet constantly innovative.

Music aside the LP artwork has significant meaning, the mask shown is
that of the ancient Mamuthone icon of Sardinian folklore which goes back
further than 2000 years, defined as a representation of the collective
soul of Sardinia, the ancient ritual of the Mamuthone creatures is that
of a rhythmic dance where 12 of the creatures dance together,
representing the 12 months of the year. With this theme, Musta aims to
connect the dots of this pastime tradition into the LP, reflecting it
visually as well as through the music itself.

“Tamburi Parlanti LP is a collection of songs that I've made myself
around the world, recording and collaborating with various musicians of
many different nationalities. The music reflects my musical path in
recent years which draws strong inspiration from afro-funk and latin
disco from the 70s and 80s. My intent is to create music that presents a
journey between the hottest Latin sounds, over to more African disco
rhythms.

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