Showing posts with label Pop Down The Rabbit Hole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pop Down The Rabbit Hole. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 July 2012

30 July - Acustic set and Interview on BluRadioVeneto

On 30 July, I'm playing and being interviewed live on BluRadioVeneto by Maurizio Calzavara.

Tune in or download the podcast at
http://archive.org/details/2012-07-30AlbertoArcangeliABluradioveneto/!

Scarica qui il podcast:
 http://archive.org/details/2012-07-30AlbertoArcangeliABluradioveneto/ 

Showcase acustico ed intervista in diretta lunedì 30 luglio su BluRadioVeneto

Showcase acustico ed intervista, lunedì 30, luglio partire dalle ore 22.30, a "Rockwave" su BluRadioVeneto. Condotto da Maurizio Calzavara, in diretta dagli studi di Padova

Mi accompagnerà, non solo per tenermi compagnia, ma anche per suonare, Paolino Tomatis alla chitarra acustica (grazie Paolino).

Monday, 19 March 2012

New review on BUSCADERO by Andrea Trevaini

"Queste canzoni scendono nel cuore e lo scaldano, quasi ci portassero ricordi lontani in bianco e nero".

Review by di Andrea Trevaini on BUSCADERO (sorry for the bad quality of the picture).

Friday, 30 December 2011

Pop Down The Rabbit Hole among the Top Albums of 2011 according to SYFFAL!



It is like the best movie soundtrack ever but by one dude. Think of Elliot Smith making voyeur porn with The Beatles and emotional stability. I would let this Italian bastard’s voice get to second base for sure.
Tim Baker 
Thank you, Tim!

http://www.syffal.com/top-10-albums-2011

Thursday, 1 December 2011

Read the lyrics of Wheels and Love and listen to the new album on Youtube!

In response to the many (well, maybe just a few) who've been asking for the lyrics of my songs, I decided to upload the entire new album on Youtube, along with lyrics (so you can sing along) and a few notes.
Here are the lyrics of the opening track:

Wheels and Love
Let the rain fall out on the way
Let the birds play their secret game
It seems so clear
Just sitting here

See the kisses fly through the ring
See the bicycles cross the street
I wait for you
Just sitting here
and watch the wheels and love outside the window

Notes:
I wrote “Wheels and Love” in my garden, on a sunny September morning, while the birds were singing in the trees. Kind of a dreamy picture. I recorded the first half of the song singing and playing directly in my mobile phone, in the garden, and then added the rest of the arrangement in my home studio. Actually, I don’t know why I wrote a melancholy song in such a beautiful morning.

Listen to the song and watch the beautiful paint-on-glass animation by Massimo Ottoni:


Wednesday, 19 October 2011

The new album in Turkey on CutMagazine!

Read the article on cutmagazine (you'll need a turkish translator!).

And check out David Drago's Dragonfall 2011 compilation of Italian independent music (with "Against the Day") on The Breakfast Jumpers.

Saturday, 15 October 2011

An interview with Alberto Arcangeli: the musical maestro behind Pop Down The Rabbit Hole

"He blends genres and styles in a totally inimitable way, all by himself. From the dreamy pop of Wheels and Love to the psychedelic title track Pop Down The Rabbit Hole, this album is a real gem."

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Review on Shiver webzine by Francesco De Paoli

Pop Down The Rabbit Hole è un disco che non suona originale ma solo perché non ne ha bisogno: ha scoperto la ricetta segreta per  il pop perfetto".

Here's the link to this beautiful review on Shiver webzine
Leggi la recensione su Shiver webzine

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

Interview on SYFFAL by Tim Baker!

"Songs that slip and slide and twist in ways you never expected a song to move. Lyrics that comfort and move you, song writing that makes you forsake your god, family and country for a chance to hear the next chord.
If I could adopt an Italian, even if just for one day, it would be Alberto Arcangeli so I could show him how great hamburgers taste."

Read the interview

Friday, 16 September 2011

Review on BEAT NEWS by Blue Bottazzi!

"Se avete nostalgia della Swinging London dei Beatles, del ciondolante suono psichedelico di Syd Barrett e di Donovan o del David Bowie acustico di The Man Who Sold The World, dovreste ascoltare Pop Down The Rabbit Hole dell’italiano Alberto Arcangeli. Non è solo nostalgia; le canzoni potrebbero tranquillamente appartenere al repertorio neo psichedelico di Robin Hitchcock o di certe cose di Wilco o Eels. Gli arrangiamenti sono opera di prezioso cesello, le canzoni intriganti e la voce aggraziata. [...] Ascoltatelo, potrebbe essere una bella sorpresa. Per me lo è stato."


Friday, 9 September 2011

Today News

Interview on Distrazioni Sonore by Patrizio Longo. Check it out here.

Article about the new album on Musica a grammi by Davide Ingrosso here

And the big news: yesterday I started reading A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole!

Tuesday, 6 September 2011

Rockit's review for English speakers

The songs are like melodic mantras. The attitude is just right. The years of experience make themselves felt. The originality of the harmonic creativity is invaluable and cannot be left unmentioned. Yes, the delicate inspiration of Alberto Arcangeli has finally found a home, after an anxious wait, in a new musical creation, vivid and complete, a rare balance of memories, confessions and romantic storytelling.

Monday, 5 September 2011

A beautiful review of "Pop Down The Rabbit Hole" on Rockit - by Ester Apa

"L'ambizione in questo lavoro è decisamente proporzionale alla resa. Sono brani, questi, che scorrono come acqua fresca, Alberto Arcangeli ha da sempre il talento e la stoffa per entrare nel firmamento musicale italiano e non solo; e questo è il disco giusto per rendersene definitivamente conto."

Thanks to Ester Apa for her fantastic review of my new album.