Marsha Bartenetti - Marsha Bartenetti Sings Mcnealy & KuhnsMarsha Bartenetti sings McNealy & Kuhns can be categorized as a jazz vocal album although the project is diverse stylistically, offering a wealth of sophisticated sounds akin to a collection of contemporary classics and standards culled from the great American songbook.

Including titles like "Chocobo's Theme" from FFVII

and Spencer Jordan

to record the project he worked closely with engineers Arthur Antony and Will Grierson

The Royal College of Music

Brother" is THE most sampled drum break in the history of music and has shaped the evolution of electronic music ever since it's creation in 1969

post-new wave anthem

This expansion of the duo's repertoire ranges from the playful brilliance of Silvia Bianchera's Apagù to the poignant introspectiveness of Maria Grazia Armaleo's Preludio and Tanghetto

Drawing from the famous Codex Caioni

-ProgRock and Pchychedelia from our country were initially smiled at internationally and disparagingly called 'Krautrock' by cult DeeJay John Peel

the shows are guaranteed to turn into highly explosive events

" Also added in the mix is the powerful track "Know What It's Like To Have God On Your Side

and the piece by John Powell is written for nine voices