*Triton – Folyik A Víz, Áll A Part* (2003) is a Hungarian progressive rock album by the band Triton. Known for blending symphonic rock with folk influences, the album features rich instrumental textures, melodic guitar work, and dynamic compositions. The music combines traditional Eastern European musical elements with modern progressive rock structures, creating an atmospheric and engaging sound. The lyrics, sung in Hungarian, add cultural depth and emotional resonance to the album. *Folyik A Víz, Áll A Part* is appreciated by fans of prog rock for its thoughtful songwriting, skilled musicianship, and unique fusion of styles.

*Matthew Shipp Trio – Harmonic Disorder* (2009) is a powerful jazz album showcasing pianist Matthew Shipp’s trio in an intense exploration of free jazz and avant-garde improvisation. Featuring Shipp on piano, along with bassist William Parker and drummer Gerald Cleaver, the album blends complex rhythms, dissonant harmonies, and spontaneous interplay. *Harmonic Disorder* highlights the trio’s deep communication and fearless approach to pushing musical boundaries. Known for its dynamic energy and emotional depth, the album is celebrated by fans of experimental jazz and is considered a significant work in Shipp’s prolific discography.

Sarah Toscano, con il suo album d’esordio “MET GALA“, si presenta al pubblico e all’industria musicale italiana con una maturità artistica e una consapevolezza che vanno ben oltre i suoi 19 anni. Classe 2006, originaria di Vigevano, ha già attraversato un percorso che molti artisti impiegano anni a costruire: dalla vittoria ad Amici 23 al debutto sul palco di Sanremo con “Amarcord”, fino alla pubblicazione di un disco che possiamo già definire un piccolo manifesto creativo.

Kraan – *Flyday* (1978) is a jazz-rock fusion album by the German band Kraan. Known for blending elements of rock, jazz, and funk, Kraan delivers groovy rhythms, melodic guitar lines, and tight instrumental interplay throughout the album. *Flyday* showcases the band’s signature sound with a mix of energetic jams and more laid-back, atmospheric tracks. The album captures the vibrant spirit of the late ’70s fusion scene, highlighting Kraan’s ability to combine technical skill with accessible melodies. It remains a favorite among fans of European jazz-rock and fusion for its catchy grooves and dynamic performances.

*Eris Pluvia – Rings of Earthly Light* (1991) is a progressive rock album by the Italian band Eris Pluvia. Known for their symphonic and melodic style, the band combines lush keyboard arrangements, intricate guitar work, and expressive vocals to create a rich and atmospheric sound. The album features extended compositions with complex structures, blending elements of classic prog rock with emotional storytelling. *Rings of Earthly Light* is praised for its musicianship and thoughtful songwriting, appealing to fans of melodic and symphonic progressive rock who appreciate both technical skill and lyrical depth.

L’album trae origine da un lavoro di ricerca, ripercorrendo la storia e le radici della Sicilia, terra natìa dell’artista. Si tratta di un viaggio nei secoli, passando dalle dominazioni arabe a quelle greche, da quelle romane a quelle normanne. Tutte quelle contaminazioni, cioè, che hanno reso la Sicilia ciò che vediamo oggi. È attraverso la storia, la lingua e la poesia, che l’artista indaga nel passato, tra le radici della sua terra per ritrovare anche parte del suo DNA e per farlo incontra anche gli scritti di Nina da Messina, Ignazio Buttitta, Graziosa Casella, Ibn Hamdis, Teocrito, …