L'indie rock targato Valnerina.....sound avvolgente e testi d'autore; ecco a voi....i Volvedo!!
Una band matura, con un bagaglio di esperienza acquisito negli anni e con, alle spalle, una lunga attività di concerti su e giù dai migliori palchi italiani e nei più importanti club.
La partecipazione al Sotterranea Rock Festival 2012, con la vittoria del premio MAREMOTO, ha sancito la loro consacrazione ad un pubblico più vasto che non vede l'ora di seguirli in giro per l'Italia. Non solo, ha regalato alla band anche l'opportunità di fare da spalla ai BUD SPENCER BLUES EXPLOSION uno dei gruppi più interessanti del panorama musicale italiano.

Al momento i Volvedo sono alle prese con i loro primo album che hanno deciso di affidare alle sapienti mani di un professionista registrando interamente presso gli studi della Baia dei Porci di Nereto.

Hello, my name is Francesco Brunotti, I come from Italy and I'm a videomaker, photographer and graphic designer: 
so, this is my workfield nowdays.
Back in the days, I used to make music too, mostly electronic music: this is a selection of all of my unreleased material, plus some tracks that got released on vinyl some years ago. I divided the whole archive into different projects, since I used to work on different things. I'm putting all these tracks out now to share them with other people, so hopefully U might enjoy what U hear, any feedback is more than welcome. If U like my music and U want to know more about my work, check out the links below.

The Right Words (of Confucio) is the musical brainchild of Italy’s Alessandro Persi. Composing from live hardware tools, The Right Words (of Confucio) has an individual and unique sound that is deliberately minimal and organic.

Alessandro Persi started his career as a DJ in London in 1990. He became bored with the monotony of being a traditional DJ and began to create his own distinct style of original music using many types of drum machines and synthesizers.

Recently Persi has collaborated with Pianist Alessandro Deflorio, Saxophonist Lorenzo Fontana and Trombonist Tonino Micori of Viv La Vive and performed at the Mirabileco Festival in Umbria. Mixing acoustic and digital sounds with surreal imagery, their one of a kind performance has been well received by crowds fortunate enough to have witnessed it.

Twenty-seven years is following