The first album ever released by Lit Silver delves into the fragilities of the human being, in its complex but fascinating emotions.
Lyrics are in Italian, but most of the music is instrumental.

Fragile

Inspired by a sonnet written by a friend of mine, “Follia” is a 6 part suite exploring the incomprehensible and unexplainable nature of the human mind. 
“Terribile tarantella” (terrible tarantella) shows how unpredictable and unexplainable the human mind is.
“Color viola” (purple color), the color my poet friend associated with Folly, is represented in its shades, sometimes shifting towards red (represented with tension and drama), while other times towards blue (represented with the melancholy of blues).
Closing the album comes “Eppure vola” (yet it flies), an explosion of life, where the human moves on, despite his fragilities.

Follia: IV. Terribile tarantella / V. Color viola / VI. Eppure vola

Inspired by a sonnet written by a friend of mine, “Follia” is a 6 part suite exploring the incomprehensible and unexplainable nature of the human mind. 
In “La stoffa dell’essere” (the fabric of being), complex arpeggios are interwoven like threads composing the cloth of reality.
“Fragile e lieve” (fragile and mild) sets in a soft but a little bit dramatic atmosphere, which recalls some themes from the other tracks of the album.
“Parole di bimbo” (words of a child) ends the first half of the suit with its tender melodies, which contains both the innocence of a child and the vastness of their open minded thoughts.

Follia: I. La stoffa dell'essere / II. Fragile e lieve / III. Parole di bimbo

Tension accumulates and errors stack up until the threshold will be passed and everything will fall. From then, things can be rebuilt from scratch, but better than before, since now leaks are known.

Il Crollo

Il crollo

Sospiro d’Animo is inspired by an Italian poetry current of the Middle Ages, the “dolce stilnovo”, or “gentle new style”, where the poet sought love without physical contact or social interactions with the loved one. Seeing just the beauty of a person was enough to compare it with an angel, but it missed a continuation, keeping the author in a precarious and uncompleted state.

Sospiro d'Animo

Sospiro d'animo

A land field is being treated with care and attention, while it holds its growing plants. Nobody expects a violent storm to destroy the products, wasting months of work. What will happen next? Will there be another try or will the purpose of the terrain be changed?

Frutti della Terra

Frutti della terra

When there is no hope and fulfilling a desire is impossible, regret is useless. The only mistake was to set unrealistic expectations. Illusory fantasies and imagination could be the solutions to escape from delusion, but, in the end, you need to let go.

Irrealizzabile

The piano, in solitude, starts its melancholic singing, preparing to join the rest of the instruments, but it’s soon set aside when there’s no more space for it. Almost the same thing happens with the acoustic guitar.
In the second part, though, the two outcasts meet each other and their dialogue evolves in the big ending, where they’re finally together with the other instruments.

In Solitudine

In solitudine

Luca Vaccari, a.k.a. Lit Silver, is a young Italian artist with a very intimate connection with his music, crafted completely by himself from start to finish. He takes inspiration from a wide variety of genres, including progressive rock and pop, soft rock, post rock, ambient, metal and acoustic music. His eclectic influences serve the goal of expressing the artist’s innermost thoughts and emotions. He is also a member of the band Zēfiro.
Quick discography summary:
Fragile (2022): Italian prog-rock album, his first release ever.
Lambda (2023): art rock/post rock/metal concept album, highly emotive.
Butterfly (2023): acoustic/soft rock ep, intimate sound.