Tricarico

◎以自傳式的吟游唱作聞名米蘭才子最新專輯 ◎曾于義大利音樂獎(jiǎng)上抱走“年度最佳歌曲”的吟游創(chuàng)作才子 ◎睽違四年之久推出第三張大碟，空降義大利流行排行榜Top8位置 ◎受到義大利年度重要音樂祭典Festival di Sanremo 2008的評(píng)審團(tuán)最愛之”Vita tranquilla”，坐上Top4席次 出生義大利米蘭全名Francisco Tricarico的Tricarico，三歲時(shí)，擔(dān)任飛行員的父親因執(zhí)勤時(shí)發(fā)生意外而逝世，小Tricarico為了躲避悲傷，就逃到音樂的世界中忘卻不愉快，自此也培養(yǎng)出Tricarico對(duì)音樂的敏銳度和才華。成年后，加入家鄉(xiāng)的爵士樂團(tuán)磨練經(jīng)驗(yàn)，2000順利發(fā)行第一支單曲”Io Sono Francesco”，以自傳式的吟游唱法令人耳目一新，也填上西班牙詞以”Yo soy Francisco”之名出版，不僅拿下冠軍席次、獲得白金唱片認(rèn)證，更風(fēng)光于義大利音樂獎(jiǎng)上抱走“年度最佳歌曲”，2002年的首張同名專輯《Tricarico》，登記流行排行第29名。2004年再接再厲問市的第二張作品《Frescobaldo nel recinto》，依然引起廣大好評(píng)回響。 Tricarico花了四年時(shí)間沉淀自己，不斷累積創(chuàng)作的推出第三張大碟《Giglio》，空降排行Top8位置，成為入行以來最優(yōu)商業(yè)佳績。踩著輕快步伐的開場曲”O(jiān)roscopo”，琴鍵輕巧彈奏回蕩于搖滾的架構(gòu)中，搭配Tricarico漫不經(jīng)心的念唱方式詮釋，頗值得你再三玩味；受到義大利年度重要音樂祭典Festival di Sanremo 2008的評(píng)審團(tuán)最愛之”Vita tranquilla”，坐上Top4席次，勾引出最耐聽之順暢舒緩的線條；有趣輕盈的”Pomodoro”，像位音樂大頑童開心的展現(xiàn)如萬花筒般七彩搖擺氣流，是支讓你嘴角上揚(yáng)的推薦佳作；新式民謠風(fēng)格的”Cosa vuoi adesso”、”Il mio amico”，藏著暖色系聆聽觸感，如同一位都市說書人般，那樣自然且隨性，同樣揭露Tricarico強(qiáng)烈自我的獨(dú)特調(diào)性。 One of the most intriguing and peculiar personalities to emerge from the Italian music scene in the 2000s, Francesco Tricarico was born in Inzago, near Milan, on February 1, 1971, the son of an aviator who died when Francesco was just three. Tricarico studied flute at the Milan music academy and then started playing in some local jazz orchestras. His first single, "Io Sono Francesco," a touching autobiographical childhood story, was released in September 2000; thanks to its simple electronic layers and catchy melody and words, it immediately became a hit, gaining massive airplay and topping the Italian charts. "Drago" and "La Pesca" followed in 2001, confirming Tricarico's unique artistic naïveté but failing to repeat "Io Sono Francesco"'s success. Then, in spite of declaring that he would release only singles, in 2002 Tricarico completed his first album, simply called Tricarico and including all the aforementioned tracks. A collaboration with musicians and producers Patrick Benifei and Fabio Merigo led to the release of his sophomore effort, Frescobaldo nel Recinto, in 2004. The following year, Tricarico wrote "Solo per Te," the closing titles theme for Leonardo Pieraccioni's movie Ti Amo in Tutte le Lingue del Mondo, in which he also played a small role. Having moved from Universal to Sony BMG, in 2007 Tricarico released a new single, "Un'Altrra Possibilità," and composed the song "La Situazione Non È Buona" for Adriano Celentano's album Dormi Amore, la Situazione Non È Buona. In February 2008, Tricarico took part in the Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Vita Tranquilla," which won the Critics Choice Award and became his most successful single since "Io Sono Francesco," leading the album Giglio to high placement on the Italian charts.