The recording for FijiJazz are finished. The "recorded" set list consists of:
Fiji side:
- Even balance
- Surfer
- Uncontaminated
- Joke
- Crystals
Jazz side:
- Se perdo te
- Estate
- Moondance
- Irresponsible
- Sunny side
- The night we call it a day
The CD might contain a Bonus Track:
- 900 miles
...and an hidden Track (also part of Fiji):
- Holly blue
L'Orca is back in Italy now and Lor is now an integral part of the three pieces band.
FijiJazz puts together the following artistic aspects:
L'Orca tells of a life lived away from everyone, trying to find the universal balance, staying in touch with the original nature and with the elements of the universe.
Lor brings chords sequences and guitar rhythms close that have a lot to do with jazz and bossa. He also adds the songs with his melody inspired guitar touch that flow thru the songs like water in a full creek in summer.
Leo, on his side, elaborates the different songs and bring a few jazz covers to the table. He adds his electronic beats, adding dub rhythms but also keeping the complexity of the original chords.
Fiji side:
- Even balance
- Surfer
- Uncontaminated
- Joke
- Crystals
Jazz side:
- Se perdo te
- Estate
- Moondance
- Irresponsible
- Sunny side
- The night we call it a day
The CD might contain a Bonus Track:
- 900 miles
...and an hidden Track (also part of Fiji):
- Holly blue
L'Orca is back in Italy now and Lor is now an integral part of the three pieces band.
FijiJazz puts together the following artistic aspects:
L'Orca tells of a life lived away from everyone, trying to find the universal balance, staying in touch with the original nature and with the elements of the universe.
Lor brings chords sequences and guitar rhythms close that have a lot to do with jazz and bossa. He also adds the songs with his melody inspired guitar touch that flow thru the songs like water in a full creek in summer.
Leo, on his side, elaborates the different songs and bring a few jazz covers to the table. He adds his electronic beats, adding dub rhythms but also keeping the complexity of the original chords.
