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Dolcetti
Metallo Beat (EP/CD)
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Heavy Metal/Progressive
Gianni "Jana" Rojatti, considered one of the most significative guitar players of the last generation, has signed for Emmeciesse the printing and distribution of his solo project - Dolcetti. Dolcetti includes Rojatti and drummer Erik Tulissio. Metallo Beat is the title of the album, a crazy project that melts up the most various influences: from metal, to progressive going through disarming recalls of the finest Pop music of the 80's. From Steve Vai to King Crimson; going through The Police and Frank Zappa; up to Racer X and King's X. There are loads of recalls and influences in the music of Dolcetti, but they all get together in a very original and unique melting pot. The guitar of Rojatti hypnotizes with some staring virtuosity, burning solos and extreme shred and astonishes with unexpected and melancholic melodies. Erik Tulissio, with a very technical, accurate and elegant drumming, conveys the musical performance to some very spectacular level by playing elaborate solos and overdubbing Rojatti in his most furious licks. Special guests with a devastating participation include Alex Masi, Alberto Rigoni (Twinspirits) and Fabio Trentini.
Instrumental Guitar (Electric (Heavy)/Heavy Metal/Progressive), total running time, 28:24 - Dolcetti @ iTunes!
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
