Piero Umiliani - To-Day's SoundOriginally released on 1973 as a double album and conceived as a collection of episodes destined to TV broadcasting, To days sound has quickly become one of the most popular works by Piero Umiliani and certainly is one of the best of his long career. Umiliani, here on the job with Moog, Hammond and keyboards, is accompanied by a group of excellent and talented jazz players: Franco DAndrea and Giovanni Tommaso (both in the Perigeo group), the trumpeter

the series has now culminated into new and original songs influenced by a golden age passed

In 1993 they released only few singles that still represent a landmark in the early 90's deep-house scene

drum by drum

With much care

and along the way

following on from Baba Ali and Benefits

thus making this release a trio of delights

digi delays

mixing a fusion with soul and disco

Sound Synthesis with a new 4 track EP of the finest acidic electro

‘Kepler’s Journey’ marks a stylistic break midway through the album

otherworldly electronics