Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In collaboration with @sovraimpressione and @disco_bambino we are bringing back to the surface, a long forgotten gem of Italian library music from 1979 - and a personal favorite. Written and produced by maestro Filippo Trecca, “Aquarium Sounds” assembled the soundtrack to the 1979 TV thriller series “Così Per Gioco” and the theme songs to Maurizio Costanzo’s iconic TV show “Acquario”. It also includes a song featuring Cicciolina/Ilona Staller, who happened to be at the RCA studios while the album was being recorded. Her “Elena Tip” is one of the album’s highlights.
Video edit courtesy of Giuseppe Giammetta (@sovraimpressione)
The vinyl is being pressed in a limited edition of 500 copies and is now available on Bandcamp and Shopify.
Music composed and directed by Filippo Trecca
Performed by the Aquarium Sounds
Recorded at Bus Studio - Q1 - RCA, Rome, Italy
Originally released on RCA Original - SP 10075 in 1979
In collaboration with @sovraimpressione and @disco_bambino we are bringing back to the surface, a long forgotten gem of Italian library music from 1979 - and a personal favorite. Written and produced by maestro Filippo Trecca, “Aquarium Sounds” assembled the soundtrack to the 1979 TV thriller series “Così Per Gioco” and the theme songs to Maurizio Costanzo’s iconic TV show “Acquario”. It also includes a song featuring Cicciolina/Ilona Staller, who happened to be at the RCA studios while the album was being recorded. Her “Elena Tip” is one of the album’s highlights.
Video edit courtesy of Giuseppe Giammetta (@sovraimpressione)
The vinyl is being pressed in a limited edition of 500 copies and is now available on Bandcamp and Shopify.
Music composed and directed by Filippo Trecca
Performed by the Aquarium Sounds
Recorded at Bus Studio - Q1 - RCA, Rome, Italy
Originally released on RCA Original - SP 10075 in 1979
![Fabor / Raffeng - FENDER TRIO (Atonal And Free-Jazz) - [FULL HQ vinyl rip]
FENDER TRIO
(ATONAL AND SERIAL FREE-JAZZ)
1977 World WLP 106
Rare and gorgeous Italian Library album performed by Maestro Fabio Fabor (Korvan), here killing at the piano Fender, the great Tullio De Piscopo (Zelich) bouncing at the drums, and the mysterious “Japa” at the bass. Absolutely fantastic and dynamic Free Jazz and Free Funk recording featuring a countless amount of sampling sources, beats and more Free/Avant-garde dopeness. Music composed by Fabio Fabor and ‘Raffeng’, one of the most used pseudonyms by the great Italian composer. Very underrated jam!
0:00 Locomotion - (Fabor) fast
3:10 Serial Up - (Raffeng) fugato
5:50 Balanced - (Fabor) 5/4
8:45 Conversely - (Raffeng) mod.to
11:39 Rarefaction - (Fabor) free
14:25 Compass - (Raffeng) 3/4
17:31 Tentatively - (Fabor) 3/4
20:50 Bass - Train - (Fabor) fast
23:35 Dialogue - (Raffeng) mod.to
26:43 Eccentric - (Raffeng) mod.to
29:30 Imitation - (Fabor) canone
32:30 Slinky - (Raffeng) mod.to Fabor / Raffeng - FENDER TRIO (Atonal And Free-Jazz) - [FULL HQ vinyl rip]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SjQNhbEhXUI/mqdefault.jpg)









