‘Hold me and tell me it’ll last forever’, Albasax’s new single written with Vasco’s son Davide Rossi

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“Collaborating with Davide Rossi is a great achievement for me as well as a great honor that I will carry with me throughout my career. I met a special person, extremely available and open to discussion, who, being a lover of electronic music himself, gave me a lot artistically (but also on a human level); I love his lyrics and his approach towards music. When I got a call from my producer Federico Paciotti proposing this collaboration, I almost couldn’t believe his words… I took a few minutes to think and then I called him immediately to start producing this piece. .. I was thrilled.

I believe that collaborations are a fundamental part as they enrich the project but above all the life of the artist.

For an artist like Albasax, born Daniele Dominici, Roman singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and graduate of the Santa Cecilia Conservatory, it is easy to understand how music is everything, in fact even a disease, as he himself says. .

It is equally true that in his words, as just reported here, the enthusiasm for the collaboration with Davide Rossi, the son of the great Vasco, is evident. Less obvious is the fact that a multi-instrumentalist emerging from the academic world is drawn to a world of music light years away from theoretical studies.

Confessions about Davide Rossi reveal the singer-songwriter’s rock soul. But we quickly learn how much EDM (Electro Dance Music) is the real field of the artist who grew up on the Lazio coast. And if this musical field is often associated with repetitive and nonsensical formulas, Albasax makes us wonder. The LED suit he wears and with which he performs, which glows in time with the music, was conceived and designed together with his mother, and is an expression of his visionary spirit, with a pinch of craziness. is also what brings her live concerts to life. Authentic multi-sensory events where you can have an emotional and immersive experience. And then he puts his voice into it, he exposes himself, he has remarkable skills as a musician. The sax featured in his stage name is a perfect fit for electronic music.

The absolutes of time, whether through addition or subtraction, are abundantly on our lips when we are teenagers. Starting with this idea, Albasax wanted to write Hold Me and Tell Me It’ll Last Forever. Especially when we talk about love, with a loved one (This song is a special dedication to the wonderful relationship she is experiencing now, which has made her life more beautiful and which was written by her gives meaning to the song) and the phrase “Hold on to me and tell me it’ll last forever” encapsulates the paradox of forever that leads to infinity, when all you know in life is over. Of despair. In this scream, Roman asks the singer-songwriter music to hold him tight.

Composed by Federico Paciotti, the piece makes considerable use of Davide Rossi’s collaborations. This is what David Rossi says about Albasax: “A dedicated, sincere, humble artist, who loves his work, I willingly and lovingly dedicate this song written from my heart to the music…”.

Voices, sax and console, AlbaSax covers all elements of EDM, a universe of belonging. It is a special dedication to the most important thing, his “disease” as he calls it in the song: Music! People who have dreams as big and strong as you live every day with the doubt that once the goal is achieved, it will last forever.

Daniel/Albasax wrote this song thinking of the many people who, like him, fight every day to make their dreams come true, sacrifice a lot, but also for those who have lost their lives. Have at least once felt lonely, overwhelmed by the problems they had. Don’t even think that they can remotely resolve.

Between the instrumental parts and the sung parts, Hold Me and Tell Me It’ll Last Forever is a liberating song, which above all asks to dance. The song features an instrumental section in which synthesizers play a simple but easy-to-remember riff that represents what the artist likes to call “the party”, in which someone dances wildly, much like the legendary idols from his Inspired (Avicii, Lady Gaga, David Guetta, Timmy Trumpet and Afro Jack).

Through body movement inspired by the song, music allows us to hold and embrace each other. Between nostalgia and illness.

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