🌟 “Sirelle live in Concert” (Dirty Fur Records)

There are live shows that fade,
and there are live shows that change the air around them.
“Sirelle in Concert” captures the latter—
a night where rhythm, voice, and spirit came together
and lifted an entire venue to the next vibration.

From the moment Sirelle stepped on stage,
there was a feeling that something special was about to happen.
Wrapped in her signature Rasta headcloth,
the Queen of the mic carried herself like a lioness—
steady, powerful, and full of purpose.

The band struck the first notes,
the crowd rose like a single heartbeat,
and the atmosphere turned electric.
Her voice cut through the night—warm, fearless,
and soaked in roots, culture, and upliftment.
Every tune carried history.
Every chant carried truth.
Every pause carried connection.

You can hear the people in this album.
You can hear them clapping, shouting, singing—
becoming part of the music instead of just witnessing it.
Horn lines blaze, drums shake the earth,
basslines roll deep and heavy,
and Sirelle flows over it all like she was born for this moment.

This album isn’t trying to sound polished.
It’s trying to sound alive.
Real crowd noise, real sweat, real emotion—
the kind of energy you only get when the music is bigger
than the stage it’s played on.

Released proudly by Dirty Fur Records,
“Sirelle in Concert” is a captured moment in time—
a night of unity, love, and fire
that lives on through every track.

Press play, turn it up,
and join the energy.
Let the performance pull you in,
the way it did for everyone who was there.

Step into the experience.
Step into Sirelle.

Sirelle live in concert

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• Alessandro Alessandroni is one of the legendary composers and musicians that shaped the characteristic sound of Italian soundtrack of the 60s and 70s

• This EP contains unreleased music composed and produced by Alessandro Alessandroni in the 70s, taken from a dusty tape found in his vault

• The Maestro is best known as “The most famous whistle in the history of Cinema” (it was him on the theme of the famous Spaghetti Western “A Fistful of Dollars”) and as the voice of Piero Umiliani’s classic “Mah-nà mah-nà”

• Afro Discoteca strikes immediately for its modernity and rich textures, sounding unbelievably contemporary.

Four Flies Records is back in full force, this time with an EP that looks at the more sophisticated and modern dancefloor...
The Italian label embarked on another journey of rediscovery, a specialty they seem to master.
The destination of this trip was a dusty vault in Africa, where a famous Italian musician moved years ago...
The Italian film and TV industry provided in the 60s and 70s countless opportunity for talented musicians to compose and produce a rich variety of music: soundtracks, library music, experimental music – an infinite amount of recordings that still represents a paradise for the most curious and passionate diggers.
So here we have the proof that there’s still lot to discover. Alessandro Alessandroni is one of those pioneers, a maestro that built the legend of Italian soundtracks and library music along with Ennio Morricone, Piero Umiliani and many others. His vault testifies how prolific had been those times, with hundreds of tapes and obscure recordings from that period. Among the many, a dusty tape bearing the hand-written label “Afro Discoteca” captured the attention of Four Flies.
The music contained in the tape had never been released until now.
When he listened to the tracks, Italian legendary DJ LEO MAS (one of the undisputed inventors of the Balearic sound) told us: “It is surprising to listen to something that sounds so modern... This EP is the perfect union of Afro influences and Italian taste. There’s something Afro lounge here but also incredibly cinematic – it makes me think of John Carpenter’s atmospheres. B1 (Afrodiscoteca) reminds me of clubs I’ve been in Malindi in the late 70s and the closing track is absolutely spellbinding. This is wonderful.”
PAOLO SCOTTI, head of Déjà vu Records and an authoritative Italian jazz expert said: “Alessandroni’s contribution to music is huge, he’s a great musician and a great experimenter. Afrodiscoteca sounds like it’s been produced yesterday by a DJ of our times, an absolutely surprising EP and proof of Alessandroni’s spontaneous genius!”

A1 ▶ Afro Voodoo – 3:53
A2 ▶ Afro Darkness – 3:15
A3 ▶ Afro Discoteca – 3:08
A4 ▶ Afro Sentiment – 3:08

FLIES DJ-01
℗ 1978 Alessandro Alessandroni
© 2017 Four Flies Records

Remastered from original master tapes
Previously unreleased on every format

excerpts:
A2 - Afro Darkness
B1 - Afro Discoteca
B2 - Afro Sentiment
A1 - Afro Voodoo

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