According to Bertrand Russell, to grow means to gradually broaden one's interests, making them less individualistic, until the wall of one's ego crumbles and personal life becomes an integral part of the universe. Find a Light flows to the rhythm of the universe but, contrary to the astral monotony that the music of the spheres must be, it is rooted in the earth of this world. Massimiliano Milesi and Giacomo Papetti have not hesitated to dig, getting their hands dirty with all sorts of sonic manifestations. Guided by the breath of the saxophone and the punctuation of the bass, Dimidiam carries us on a lyrical current that conceals, sublimating it, the most egocentric technical gesture. It calmly imposes itself on the listener with the serene intensity that only an open dialogue, as rare as it is precious, can achieve.
Tracks:
1. Forest Trails 03:46
2. Michele 04:17
3. Primo interludio 01:19
4. Beforetrue 03:06
5. La mia ombra alla tua bocca 05:43
6. Secondo interludio 00:49
7. The Curious Anastomosis of the Web of Thoughts 03:33
8. C'era l'acca 02:21
9. Terzo interludio 00:55
10. Madrigal 04:29
11. Find a Light 03:46
12. Quarto interludio 00:34
13. The Rage Song 03:40
14. Sheaf of Stillness 04:20
15. Quinto interludio 00:54
16. The Sound of the Bees 04:26
17. YI 02:42
18. Sesto interludio 01:00
19. Countryside Afternoon 02:16
20. Chiosa 01:04
