Alio Die
Alio Die | |
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Birth name | Stefano Musso |
Also known as | Alio Die |
Origin | Milan, Italy |
Genres |
Ambient Drone ambient |
Labels |
Hic Sunt Leones Projekt |
Associated acts |
Mathias Grassow Vidna Obmana Robert Rich Oöphoi |
Website | www.aliodie.com |
Alio Die, the stage name of Stefano Musso, is an Italian organic ambient-music composer and producer. Stefano Musso studied art and electronics in Milan, Italy, and began performing music in 1989.[1]
Overview
His music is a fusion of acoustical elements, samples, echoing percussion, and deep, atmospheric sound design with elements of entropic formlessness.[2] Alio Die's style has a lot in common with traditional Indian raga music in building an entire song from a simple, continuous starting tone.
Label Press wrote the following about him:[3]
“ | Natural and acoustic sounds and selected noises, electronically treated and reworked, are integrated in a meditative and spiritual context that often, in the feeling, becomes close to a prayer. Visible static, this music is rich of hidden sounds, layers of elements to discover at each listening. Alio Die's music, in the consciousness space that creates, it's a melting of technology and mysticism, like a new ritual with echoes of a medieval time, deep and grounded in introspection.[4] | ” |
Discography
Notable albums include the following:
- 1992, Under an Holy Ritual
- 1996, Suspended Feathers
- 1997, Fissures (with Robert Rich)
- 1997, The Hidden Spring
- 1998, Password for Entheogenic Experience
- 1999, Le Stanze Della Transcendenza
- 1999, Echo Passage (with Vidna Obmana)
- 2001, Incantamento
- 2001, Leaves Net
- 2003, Il Tempo Magico di Saturnia Pavonia
- 2003, Khen Introduce Silence
- 2004, Angel's Fly Souvenir
- 2004, Sol Niger
- 2006, The Flight of Real Image
- 2008, Aura Seminalis
- 2008, Tempus Rei
- 2010, Tripudium Naturae
- 2010, Horas Tibi Serenas
- 2013, Deconsecrated And Pure
References
- ↑ Alio Die discography at Discogs.com
- ↑ Sean Cooper, All-Music Guide
- ↑ Press extracts
- ↑ Press extracts
External links
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