Dai primitivi all'elettronica (album)

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Dai primitivi all'elettronica (From primitive to electronic) is a recording made by Futuro Antico in 1980. It features a mixture of synthesized and ethnic music, highlighting the role intonation plays in music. This theme was featured in , the last Aktuala album, which featured the mixture of ethnic sounds and studio processing. The track "Echo Raga" is featured on that recording as well.

They recruited a number of musicians from India and Africa for the recording. There was an initial pressing of 350 tapes made, due to lack of major label interests. After a number of bootlegs surfaced, an LP run of 1000 was pressed.^[1]

Personnel[]

• Gabin Debirè: tambourines, xylophone, tom-tom, hiss, rasp, zanza, ektar, whirling sticks, bongos, conga, wood, talking drum, rattles
• Walter Maioli: nai flute, eagle-bone flute, African whistle, bells, bass harmonica, mouth bow, maranzano, opium flute, jangro, calls, rattles
• Riccardo Sinigaglia: synthesizer, piano, organ, echoes, bongos, Tibetan bells
• Kala: tambura
• Oiseau: tambura

Tracks[]

Cassette tape tracks originally:^[1]

Side A

1. Eco Raga
2. Piano Synt
3. Sinikoro Kuma

Side B

1. Concrete Music - Oa.Oa
2. Suoni Naturali

References[]

External links[]

• Maioli's page dedicated to Futuro Antico