Giuseppe Cucé’s album, 21grammi, feels like stepping into a suspended moment where memory and rebirth collide. The record carries the subtle weight of inner shifts—lost connections, rebuilt identities, and the quiet pressure of modern life. Its sound balances acoustic warmth with atmospheric layers, creating an intimate yet cinematic space.
Ventuno pulses like an awakening, while Una notte infinita drifts through fragile nighttime confessions. Supported by a rich ensemble and Samperi’s analogue-focused production, the album transforms vulnerability into something luminous. 21grammi ultimately captures the invisible traces we carry and turns them into a beautifully honest listening experience. It lingers long after the final note fades away.
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