SOUNDWAVE : 143 : ENRICO CONIGLIO

I was invited by Joseph Aleo to make a MIX for SYNEDOCHE.

Here is a mix I made some time ago on a CD-R that has yet to be released on the internet anywhere. A selection of post-folk & ambient songs coming from the past, with a strong, wintery, and intimate vibe and some evanescent vocals here and there.

Hope you will like it.

OUT NOW: Enrico Coniglio “Alpine Variations” – CD/DL – Dronarivm 2021

I’m absolutely thrilled to annouce the release of my latest album “Alpine Variations” out on the amazing Dronarivm label.

A special thanks goes to Dmitry Taldykin for making this possible.

Recorded and mixed in Venice and San Vito di Cadore in 2020-2021
“Avalanche” and “Returnings” contain samples from “tsdf7″ by LLS04 (Laverna 2010)

Mastered by Ian Hawgood

OUT NOW: Enrico Coniglio “Da Rin” – DL – Superpang 2021

Happy to announce a new release for the digital label Superpang.

“Da Rin” is a work based on a selection of field recordings made in the Val Da Rin, a small valley located in the Dolomites in the province of Belluno (in Italy’s Veneto region). It is a side valley, to the right of the Val d’Ansiei, in the municipality of Auronzo di Cadore. Here are the coordinates to reach the site: 46° 32′ 21.4″ N 12° 21′ 42.3″ E.

Headphones recommended.

OUT NOW: Enrico Coniglio & Stefano Guzzetti “Lost & Found” – CD/DL – 2k002 2021

“Lost & Found” is a deferred improvised ambient music work for acoustic guitar and piano. In April 2020, during the first lockdown, Stefano Guzzetti improvised on the piano while listening in headphones to eight acoustic guitar tracks he received by Enrico Coniglio. Completed with the addition of discrete and never overly distinctive electronic parts, “Lost & Found” is a collection of pieces in which sounds alternate themselves with pauses and silences, enhancing tensions and harmonic consonances. From isolationist melancholy to vibrant joy open to hope.

Enrico Coniglio. Acoustic Guitar, Yamaha TX7, Field Recordings
Stefano Guzzetti. Piano, Electric Bass, Yamaha TX81Z, Waldorf Blofeld, Field Recordings

Mastered by Ian Hawgood

Design, calligraphy and photography by Chris Bigg

An interview on Avant, Volume XI, Issue 3/2020

Some time ago I was invited to contribute to the polish magazine Avant, Volume XI, Issue 3/2020 with an interview on the volume “LISTENING TO THE URBANOCENE. PEOPLE – SOUNDS – CITIES”, among Francisco Lopez, Lisa Gaupp, Luís Cláudio Ribeiro, Martin Butler and many others. Take a tour.