Get Lost, by Bruno Bavota

Get Lost

by Bruno Bavota

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) Bruno Bavota caught my attention due to the fact that he's going to do a couple of gigs in Germany with Chantal Acda in October 2022. Someone touring with an exceptional artist like Chantal can't be bad either, I thought. And well, "can't be bad" actually is quite some understatement! His piano-oriented music, which obviously has got its roots in classical music, is stunningly beautiful, with a strong mesmerizing quality. Jena, Germany, on October 21st is my chance to enjoy their music live. Favorite track: San Junipero.

quasiotter really nice ambience for calm times Favorite track: Get lost.

rvss.eel While I claim no expertise in the genre, I consider this to be one of the standard-bearers of modern classical. From the bare-bones piano pieces to the tracks expanded with soft electronics, strings, or percussive sounds, the melodies linger gently in the air, as if in no rush to drift into silence, although they eventually do. Favorite track: Sneaking behind the falling sky.

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1.	Shelter 02:51	buy track
2.	Attesa 03:07	buy track
3.	Darkest light 03:24	buy track
4.	The one I know 03:38	buy track
5.	Sneaking behind the falling sky 03:49	buy track
6.	The day that you forgot 03:19	buy track
7.	San Junipero 04:50	buy track
8.	Get lost 04:10	buy track
9.	Movement 03:20	buy track
10.	Your eyes 03:34	buy track
11.	(dis)connected 04:25	buy track
12.	Timeless 02:08	buy track

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Bruno Bavota – the young, prolific Italian composer whose music has often been labeled with earnest, adjective-laden descriptors such as “disarmingly sincere” and “extraordinarily emotional” – has experienced a self-imposed creative transformation over the past few years. Where his early records were pristine, piano-driven expressions of universal themes, his more recent works have found him in a place of thorough meditation and self-examination. As Bavota explains, “While at the beginning of my music and career, I focused on crystal clear piano sounds, eventually all the time spent at the piano day after day changed my sense of the piano itself. I started to see the piano like a living instrument.”

Get Lost is Bruno Bavota’s first studio album since the 2016 release of Out of the Blue helped thrust him into that peculiar world of anonymous but significant success via high-volume streaming playlists and high-profile TV placements. Out of the Blue marked the beginning of Bavota’s drift from immaculate, traditional piano music. If Get Lost isn’t a complete reinvention, it is at the very least a radical new direction. Rather than obsess over the sound of the piano itself, Bavota now explores the sounds around the piano – the resonance, the silence, and the acoustic ambience of the living, breathing space in which the piano resides. He employs an array of outboard effects pedals and processors to not just capture those sounds that are often overlooked, but to sample, loop, and reposition them as central figures in a story.

Bruno Bavota gave Get Lost its name when he found himself drifting deeper into the darker side of his music. Inspired by a familiar observation of modern life, Bavota confessed, “I think people are becoming more selfish and don't seem to have time to listen to other people who need to be heard. We don't show much empathy.” Much like Bavota’s evolving approach to the piano, he has discovered profound purpose and influence in the people and places least visible but most meaningful.

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released October 4, 2019

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Bruno Bavota Napoli, Italy

Bruno Bavota is a young Italian composer and multi-instrumentalist with seemingly boundless potential, and an extraordinary gift for marrying the intellectual and emotional into earnest and profoundly effective songs. Bavota has found himself increasingly pursuing ways to distort and disturb traditional arrangements and melodies in pursuit of a more distinct resonance. ... more

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Apr 24

Cultuurcentrum Hasselt (CCHA)

Hasselt, Belgium

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