Bad Pritt – Debris (Album – Shyrec)
Genre/Influences: Cinematic, Experimental.
Format: Digital, CD.
Background/Info: Luca Marchetto strikes back with a new work under his sonic alter-ego Bad Pritt. He likes releasing works featuring seven tracks which is not that different from “Debris”.
Content: Bad Pritt remains faithful to his minimalistic style dealing with Cinematic sound experiences spiced with an Experimental touch on top. Sometimes evasive and later on melancholic and even sad, the work covers a wider range of emotions which are accentuated by percussion sounds, sound effects and piano play.
+ + + : I once again got seduced by the sober, artistic, artwork. The sound properly speaking has a deep, Cinematic, sensation with a visual appeal. I like the more anguishing side of the work which is accentuated by scratching noises and sound waves.
– – – : I’m missing a visual content. It feels like the music has been clearly composed as an element of a wider artistic project and/or format.
Conclusion: This work gives me the sensation of ‘evil Cinematic music’.
Best songs: “July 13th”, “December 29th”.
Rate: 7.
Artist: www.facebook.com/badprittmusic
Label: www.shyrec.it / www.facebook.com/Shyrec
About Bad Pritt
Bad Pritt is the solo alias of Italian artist Luca Marchetto, also active with The White Mega Giant. He introduced the project with the self-titled album “Bad Pritt” in 2018 on Shyrec, a seven-track work inspired by the neoclassical school and featuring guest strings from Valeria Sturba, followed by the “EP1” release on Shyrec / Ricco Label in 2022. “Debris” continues the same seven-track format on Shyrec.
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