Angoli Musicali Festival, Official Press: Visceral Blues

Romina Daniele Acoustic Trio in Bibbiena on August 30th 2014. Video and article by Mauro Biserni.

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8/31/2014

AGOUST 2014

Visceral Blues

Musical Corners Press

Italian official press for 'Musical Corners' in Bibbiena IT presents Romina Daniele Band as 'visceral blues'.

For the fans of the most visceral rock-blues

‘musical corners’ presents the Romina Daniele Band. There are many things to say about Romina Daniele, a thrilling voice, poet and musicologist born in Naples and resident in Milan, starting from her vocal and electronic experimentation project with which she won various awards (including one dedicated to the great Demetrio Stratos). The group with which she performs in Bibbiena is based on the tradition of blues and rhythm and blues music, and has such an alcohol and nicotine level. It is in

fact in the pubs that the band is particularly in demand and you would be good showing up in front of the stage with a beer to offer to the musicians, part of it will serve as gas and the rest will be put back into sweat. The lineup includes blues and classics from a bottomless pit ranging from Bessie Smith to Janis Joplin. (Mauro Biserni)

AGOUST 2014

Not only experiments

Musical Corners Press

Romina Daniele is not just an experimenter who distorts the voice with electronic manipulations, and with the Romina Daniele Band she presents a more popular synthesis and reinterpretation of the tradition of African-American music (more specifically blues, rhythm and blues and rock-blues). Even in this role her voice transmits thrilling vibrations and she knows how to compete on an equal footing with sacred monsters such as Bessie Smith or Janis Joplin. Her band finds its most ideal humus in breweries and pubs, but we are convinced that the space located in the Passage of San

Francesco will be just right for her and she will know how to warm it up properly. Accompanying her in her descent into Bibbiena are Luca Caiazza on bass and Luca De Maio on guitars. (Mauro Biserni)