Emanuele Errante
Migrations
Apegenine 2006

01. Rugiada
02. Nubes
03. Wheels
04. Sogno
05. Calabria
06. Migrations
07. Terra
08. Waltzing Chiara

Generally, intellectually, it's a reasonable wish for music (and all art) to be both accessible and inaccessible at once. Listening to Migrations, one could reasonably argue the lack of the latter - a certain Eno-esque conservative rebelliousness that takes quite some time to fade, only at halfway point. In other respects, Migrations could be just as reasonably regarded as one looped guitar and synths sublimeness. Errante (who, like Fabio Orsi, comes from the city of Naples) makes easy music, and perhaps the easy way. "Easy listening" that sometimes goes in the direction of "New Age", but never crosses line. Not too deep, certainly not very dark but not too bright either. Fair and balanced, so to speak... Maybe there'd be space to add, but not in mind anyway. Migrations is the first in Apegenine's "Chapitre", a series dedicated to "ambient music, field recordings, modern composition". Might as well tune in.

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