Plutino, by Bobby Previte

Plutino

by Bobby Previte

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This album from Bobby Previte remember me on the famous Band "Morphine" from the 90's. Mark Sandman, leader from "Morphine" and electrocuted (dead on stage, 1999 in Italia), played a strange bass-guitar (2-Strings). The structure of the group is almost identical: drums, saxophone and guitar (+voice)
Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWKYxhyKja4
The album from Bobby Previte is more jazzy... AMAZING... Favorite track: Downgrading.

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Analog recording by the seaside in Livorno, Italy

Plutinos, originally following their own orbits, were captured by Neptune into resonances. The 3:2 resonance is the strongest among all resonances, yet Plutinos rebel and break free, finding a different rhythm. Previte captures these two rebels and pulls them into his orbit.

Resonance, Rhythm, Rebellion.

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