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UMM: ad aprile Plastic Guys, Antonio Belcastro… e tanta house, tra cover e remix

Tra le più recenti tracce firmate UMM, etichetta house leggendaria oggi guidata dal leggendario Gianfranco Bortolotti di Media Records con il supporto del top dj bresciano Gianluca Motta, ecco "Now Or Never" dei Plastic Guys e pure "Love Me Now" di Antonio Belcastro. Entrambe sono uscite ad aprile 2024 e sono tracce house dal sound potente, anzi irresistibile. Piacciono molto anche cover e remix firmati UMM. Il successo di UMM è spesso più internazionale che italiano e va sottolineato che canzoni che hanno dentro altre canzoni oggi piacciono nei locali di tutto il mondo. E non solo. Ecco perché lo stesso Motta ha collaborato con Visnadi per un remix di "Baby I'm Yours" dei 49ers, progetto ideato negli anni '80 proprio da Bortolotti. Questo remix, così come la potente versione house di "Let the Music Play" prodotta da Pain & Rossini e remixata da Enaj, sta ottenendo davvero feedback positivi a livello internazionale. Non è tutto: ha avuto un grande successo anche la versione di "Mas Que Nada" di Samuele Sartini e piace oggi ovunque il remix di "Touch Me" dei soliti 49ers, realizzato da Nicola Zucchi.

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Il mondo Media Records / UMM è in ebollizione per cui chi ama la musica dance può aspettarsi bella novità, in ambito discografico e non solo. UMM è una delle più storiche label italiane. UMM sta per Underground Music Movement. Fondata originariamente a Napoli da Flying Records nel 1991, è stata una delle prime label italiane a pubblicare musica house e progressive. Nel 1997 UMM entrò nell'universo Media Records, dov'è tutt'ora, grazie al rilancio 2023-2024 firmato Gianfranco Bortolotti, il creatore di Media Records e Gianluca Motta dj producer con all'attivo tante hit e mille serate, nel ruolo di label manager e coordinatore artistico del progetto.

Tra i classici del catalogo UMM ci sono quelli firmati da miti come i Daft Punk. Nel 1994 UMM pubblicò infatti in Italia un vinile che conteneva due diverse versioni di "The New Wave" e due di "Assault". Tra i primi successi del nuovo corso, ecco la versione di "Mas Que Nada" firmata da Samuele Sartini, supportata da top dj come Fisher e James Hype e pure il remix di "Touch Me" dei 49ers curato da Nicola Zucchi, che sta facendo ballare il mondo nei dj set e nei radioshow di Bob Sinclar.

Gianfranco Bortolotti, da sempre GFB, negli anni '90 ha portato al successo suoi progetti dance nel mondo (Cappella, 49ers, Antico, etc), ha creato il mito dei top dj (Mauro Picotto, Gigi D'Agostino, etc). Prima, questo se lo ricordano in pochi, è stato pure socio di un certo Claudio Cecchetto con la Marton Media, lanciando artisti come Molella, Fargetta e tanti altri. Roba vecchia, dirà qualcuno, sbagliando. Perché GFB ha anche lanciato artisti di successo recentemente, Mr. Rain ed Il Ghost su tutti.

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Duality, Prologue (Crygi) - Metaluna

Fic summary: 

Being 115 years old was something Gigi never planned on, let alone a 115 year old vampire. After nearly a century, she finally begins to settle down, never so content in her undead life. What happens when a group of mysterious strangers arrive into town and threaten everything Gigi has worked so hard for?

A/N: Hey, lovelies! If you follow my Tumblr, you would know that this fic is living in my mind rent free. A HUGE thank you go Juno for brainstorming with me, beta reading, and being so encouraging. 

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“Georgiana! Eleanor! Are you ready yet?” their mother called from downstairs.

“Just a moment, Mother!” Nora called back. “Gigi, we’re going to be late to your own wedding celebration!”

“We will be on time,” Gigi murmured as her sister brushed her cornsilk hair as she sat at her vanity. “Besides, what are they going to do? Ask me to leave?”

Both girls laughed. “You’re so beautiful, Gigi. James is a very lucky man.”

“I’m nervous to be married,” Gigi admitted, shifting anxiously in the stool. “Sometimes I wonder if I love him.”

Eleanor gasped. “Georgiana Goode! You love your fiance, you’re going to marry him and become Georgiana Rossini, you’re going to have lots of little babies, and you’ll grow old together.”

“Do you think so?” Gigi nervously asked as she put a barrette in her delicate curls.

“I know so.” Nora gasped. “I almost forgot. I got you a gift!”

“You didn’t have to do that for me.”

“Oh, but I did. Close your eyes.”

Gigi did as instructed as she held her hands out. She felt her sister place a small box wrapped in brown paper with a small yellow bow on top. 

“Open it.”

“Okay.” Gigi wanted to rip the box open in excitement, but instead took her time, delicately removing the bow and unwrapping the paper. 

Inside the box was a silver chain with ornate detailing around a pearl. 

“Oh, Nora, it’s beautiful!” 

“Let me put it on you.”

Pulling her hair to the side, Gigi felt the cold silver touch her neck as she examined her appearance in the vanity’s mirror. “It looks even more beautiful around my neck. Thank you, dear sister.”

“Maybe this can be your ‘something new’ for your wedding?” Nora suggested.

Gigi smiled as she traced the detailing of the pendant. “I already planned on it.”

“Girls! We are going to be late!” their mother called.

“Coming!” they called in unison. 

Nora wrapped Gigi in a hug as Gigi gazed at her reflection in the vanity mirror. “Yellow really is your color.”

Gigi grinned. “Let’s go. Mother’s going to murder us!”

Gigi was relieved when James suggested that they arrive at the party separately. She knew that it was going to be one of the last times with her family before she was a married woman. The party was to be at her fiance’s home, which was only a short car ride away. The entire time, Gigi and Nora were abuzz about the evening’s festivities. 

Whenever Gigi went to her fiance’s home, she couldn’t help but feel out of place. She wasn’t quite sure what business James and his father were in. Anytime Gigi tried to bring it up, James quickly changed the subject, as did his father. Whatever business they were in allowed for a comfortable life and a house with so many rooms, Gigi couldn’t begin to count them.

The party was held in the gardens, which were expertly decorated by James’ mother. Lights were strung through the trees as a plethora of yellow flowers lined the pathway. An impressive spread of food was on display as a band played in the background. Gigi and Nora looked at each other, their faces full of wonderment. 

“Wow,” Gigi exhaled. “It’s beautiful.”

“It is, isn’t it?” a familiar voice said. “Hello, my love.”

Gigi turned around to see James, who looked dapper in his well-tailored suit. The yellow tie he was wearing matched Gigi’s dress. Nora made sure that James knew what Gigi planned on wearing. Although Nora probably didn’t need to tell him, everyone knew Gigi’s favorite color was yellow. 

“You look so handsome, darling.” Gigi tenderly stroked her fiance’s cheek.

“I have my own family to entertain, so enjoy the night, both of you. I will check in on you later.“

“Where did Mother and Father go?” Nora asked as she scanned the gardens. 

Gigi shrugged, taking her sister’s hand. “Let’s go!”

The night was much more fun than Gigi could have ever imagined. She and her sister sat enjoying each other’s company until one of James’ cousins approached Nora.

“Eleanor,” he greeted.

Nora’s face flushed. “Hello, John.”

“Would you like to dance?” he held out a hand, which Nora nervously took. 

“I’m going to go get something to drink. Don’t have too much fun,” Gigi teased.

Making her way to the refreshment table, Gigi was stunned by the sheer amount of food on the linen-clad table. Eyeing the various cakes, Gigi looked down at her figure and thought about every time James complimented her slender frame, and opted for a the lemonade in an ornate glass bowl.  

As she reached for the ladle, she felt someone’s presence behind her. Taking a sip, she turned around and saw who was staring at her. It was a beautiful woman she’d never seen before. Gigi knew that James had a large family, so she figured the woman was one of his distant cousins. 

“Hello,” Gigi smiled shyly.

“Congratulations, dear!” The woman spoke with an accent, which surprised Gigi, who had never met anyone who wasn’t from Chicago.

Something about the woman made Gigi nervous, no not nervous, intrigued. She tucked a strand of hair behind her hair as she said, “Are you one of James’ cousins?”

“Something like that. I’m Nicolette, but you may call me Nicky.”

“Okay, Nicky. I’m Gigi.”

“I know.” Nicky glanced at the banner that had her name on it.

“Oh,” Gigi said as she felt the blood rush to her face. “Of course. You have a very exotic accent. You aren’t from Chicago, are you?”

She shook her head. “I am from France originally.”

“I’ve never met anyone from France!” Gigi raised her voice excitedly before putting her hand over her mouth, suddenly remembering every time James told her ladies were supposed to be quiet in public. “That is so very interesting.”

It wasn’t just where Nicky was from Gigi found interesting. There was something about Nicky that intrigued Gigi greatly. She wasn’t sure what it was, it could have been the woman’s dress, which was much more fashion-forward than her own conservative frock. It might have been the woman’s accent, or the way she confidently held her body. 

Everything about the woman was an enigma. Nicky was a stark contrast from the cookie cutter housewives-to-be from the Midwest. This was proved when the French woman took a cigarette from her purse and lit it. 

Nicky offered one to Gigi, who said. “Oh, no. I was taught proper young ladies shouldn’t smoke.”

“I guess I’m not a ‘proper young lady’,” Nicky said as she took a drag.

“No! I mean… You are. Although, you aren’t young. Not that I am saying you’re old!” Gigi felt horrified. Whenever she was nervous, she rambled, oftentimes not thinking about her words. “I mean… I think it’s kind of neat.” 

“Neat?”

Gigi nodded. “My fiance smokes and I think it looks very sophisticated.”

“You aren’t happy with him.” Nicky’s tone signified that she was not asking a question.

“Oh, don’t be silly. I love James with all of my heart.”

“Do you?” Nicky locked eyes with Gigi. No matter how hard Gigi tried, she couldn’t hold back the truth.

“I love him, but I do not think that I am in love with him. It’s a smart match. Our families joining together will expand his father’s business. James is going to give me a comfortable life, and I’m going to have babies, and raise a family, which is all I’ve ever wanted.”  Gigi covered her mouth with her hands. “No, I didn’t mean it. I didn’t mean any of that. I’m not sure why I just said that.”

Nicky slowly exhaled, enveloping the air with a cloud of smoke. “What if I told you I could take you away and give you a new life?”

Gigi bit her lip. “Do you mean it?”

“Yes.”

“Can I bring my sister?”

“No. You would have to leave everything you know, and everyone in your current life.”

“I can’t leave Nora,” Gigi said as she looked at her sister who was gazing deeply into John’s eyes.

“It’s a shame,” Nicky said as she stomped out the cigarette butt under her stiletto. “I just thought I would offer a more fulfilling life.” 

Fidgeting with her new necklace, she weighed the options in her head. As much as she wanted to have a family, she knew that she would never love James, at least not in the way that a wife should love her husband. Nora and Gigi were primarily raised by nannies growing up, so she wasn’t particularly close to her parents. The only person Gigi couldn’t imagine leaving behind was Nora, her sweet baby sister. 

For her entire twenty-two years, Gigi did as she was told, and what was expected of her. She knew she would never lead a happy life, but rather one that looked perfect only on the outside. 

“Can I have some time to think?” Gigi asked as she continued rubbing her necklace.

“Of course. I will be here all night.”

Once the song finished, Nora ran over to Gigi. “Gigi! Did you see us dancing? Oh, I really fancy him!”

“You look great together, Nora.” The sadness was evident in Gigi’s voice. She knew what she had to do.

“Are you okay, dear sister?” Nora’s blue eyes were full of concern.

Gigi nodded. “I’m just tired.”

“Well, wake up, we have the whole night!”

For the rest of the night, Gigi did her best to enjoy Nora’s company. Every time she looked at Nora, Gigi thought about how it was the last night she would have with her sweet sister. The night consisted of dancing, sneaking sweets, and talking about their futures.

“Gigi, you’re going to be such a good wife!” Nora exclaimed as she and Gigi sat at a table with a large floral centerpiece. 

“You’re going to be a better wife than I ever will be. John is a smart match. I think you should talk to Mother and Father about the prospect of marriage.”

“Marriage? I’m only sixteen!” 

“If you fancy him, you should think about your future. Think about the homemaker you will be, and of all the little babies you’re going to raise,” Gigi felt her voice crack. “You’re incredible, Nora. Please do not forget that.”

“Gigi, why are you talking like that?” 

“My sweet sister. I just want you to know how important you are. Mother and Father care about you, even if it may not seem like it. Be wary of people’s true intentions, but be optimistic, and see the best in each day.” Gigi squeezed her sister’s hand. 

“Georgiana, you are scaring me. Is everything okay? Are you having second thoughts about the marriage?”

“No.” Her voice cracked once more. “I just wanted to share the wisdom I’ve learned.”

Nora stared directly into her sister’s eyes, knowing exactly what Gigi was thinking. She and Gigi were far too close for there to be any secrets. The sisters knew each other better than they knew themselves. 

“I have to powder my nose.” Gigi pulled Nora into a long hug as she tried to blink away any tears. 

“Please keep in contact,” Nora whispered into her sister’s ear.

“I will try.”

“Where will you go?”

“I don’t know,” Gigi admitted.

“I love you dear, sister.”

“I love you too, Eleanor. Go find John. Dance with him, and have a wonderful evening.”

Nora nodded. “I will.”

When Gigi turned around, Nicky was standing in front of her, her eyes intense. “You’ve made your decision.”

“Yes,” was all Gigi could manage.

“Let’s go.”

“Where will we go?” 

“I’ll explain later.”

With one last look, Gigi watched the life she once knew fade away. She saw James charming a group of women, while her father and future father-in-law were talking in the corner. James’ mother and her own mother were laughing as they sat at a table gossiping.  And then she saw Nora, who was standing sadly by herself in the shadows. Tears formed as she and Nora locked eyes, as she smiled one last time at Gigi. By the time the French woman led Gigi to a nondescript car, Gigi couldn’t stop crying, and was unable to catch her breath. 

After driving in silence for a few minutes, Gigi finally managed to ask, “Where are we going?”

“As I said, I will explain later.”

Unsatisfied with her answer, Gigi tried to calm her nerves by taking in the passing scenery. Just as she managed to steady her breathing, Nicky parked the car at an abandoned building.

“We’re here,” Nicky said as she opened the car door.

All Gigi could do was think about the mistake she made. She should have stayed at the party with her sister. Even if she didn’t love her fiance, she could have tried. It was as though she’d given up. She could have had a family, which is all she ever wanted. Here she was, about to enter an abandoned building with the distinct feeling that she was in danger. 

The exterior of the building Nicky led Gigi into was old and decrepit, a stark contrast to the inside. The interior of the building was well-decorated with a dark color scheme. All of the windows were blacked out. To Gigi’s surprise, the apartment lacked a kitchen. 

“This is… nice,” Gigi managed.

“Come sit,” Nicky instructed as she sat on a leather sofa. As much as Gigi didn’t want to, just as before, something had come over to her, and she had no choice but to obey.

Sitting across from Nicky, all Gigi could do was stare deeply into the woman’s gray eyes, heart fluttering quickly. Slowly, Nicky made her way closer to Gigi, resting her hand on top of Gigi’s which was shaking.

“Are you nervous?” Nicky asked as she gazed at Gigi.

“Yes,” Gigi whispered.

“Don’t be.” 

At that moment, Gigi wasn’t entirely sure why she decided to go with Nicky. Part of her knew that it was because she truly was not happy with her life, and would never be. Another part of her knew the way she felt about women was wrong, and Gigi had an feeling Nicky understood in a way no one else ever would. Whenever James would kiss her, she felt nothing. None of the supposed fireworks that everyone had spoken so fondly about, but the priest always spoke about homosexuality condemning one to Hell, so she tried her hardest to push the vile thoughts out of her head. 

Nicky tenderly caressed Gigi’s cheek and went in for a light kiss. When she and Gigi’s lips met, the feeling was unlike anything Gigi had ever experienced. The way Nora spoke about kissing boys suddenly made sense. Nicky’s kisses trailed down Gigi’s neck.The intense  pleasure turned into a sudden pain. It took a moment for her to realize that Nicky had bit Gigi’s neck. Gigi wanted to scream as she felt the blood run down her neck, but failed to produce any sound. Nicky then bit her own wrist, drawing blood which she then held above Gigi’s mouth. 

“Drink.” Blood was running down the corner of Nicky’s mouth. 

Knowing she would die if she didn’t, Gigi did as instructed. Shortly thereafter, she felt her vision begin to slip.

Gigi sat straight up on the couch with a gasp. It was like when she was a little girl and had a nightmare. Slowly, she recalled the previous night’s events, hoping that it was all a nightmare. Immediately, she knew her hope was in vain as she looked around an apartment she didn’t recognize. 

“Welcome back,” Nicky said, which caused Gigi to jump. She hadn’t realized the woman was sitting in the armchair across from the couch. 

“Am I dead?” 

“Undead.”

Gigi didn’t know how to process what Nicky had just said. Undead? What did that even mean? She reached to fidget with her necklace, which to her horror, was no longer around her neck. “Where’s my necklace?”

“I took it off while you transformed. Silver burns vampires, love.”

“Vampires?”

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Premiere 31 - 07 - 2021

ROSSINI FLAMBÉ is a show for young and old that tells of Italy and its flavours and sounds, which unravels the passion for life and its pleasures as a characteristic trait of the Italian culture. It is the story of a quest for happiness and conviviality, a hymn to love and taste, to good food and the pleasure of sitting together around a big table. The musical repertoire is inspired by the relationship between food and love with sweet and salty songs about seductions at the table, describing moods that alternate between melancholy and laughter. Starting from the sounds of Italian popular music, Antonella Talamonti (a historical collaborator of Giovanna Marini) composed for this work original music and arrangements that alternate with Rossini’s most famous ouvertures. video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QEmCWLfyMo

dramaturgy Gigi Bertoni 

actors Federica Belmessieri, Tanja Horstmann, Angela Pezzi, Maria Regosa, Renato Valmori 

director Alberto Grilli 

music director Antonella Talamonti

 lights Marcello D’Agostino 

costumes and masks Maria Donata Papadia, Loretta Ingannato, Angela Pezzi, Maria Regosa photo Stefano Tedioli 

video Andrea Pedna  graphic design Marilena Benini

press: https://www.ravennanotizie.it/cultura-spettacolo/2021/07/30/rossini-flambe-opera-buffa-in-cucina-alla-casa-del-teatro-di-faenza/

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PORTO SANT’ ELPIDIO – Il Natale bussa alle porte ma come da tradizione a Porto Sant’Elpidio si respira aria di grande entusiasmo nel segno delle due ruote. Domani, venerdì 13 dicembre è in programma il Gala “In Fuga verso il 2020” a cura di Marche Ciclando, Gio.Ca. Communication e con il coinvolgimento dell’amministrazione comunale di Porto Sant’Elpidio.

Ad arricchire questa edizione del Gala (inizio alle 20:30 presso il ristorante Perla sul Mare, lungomare nord della città elpidiense) l’intrattenimento musicale che amplificherà l’atmosfera della festa grazie alla presenza del gruppo Per Amore: il momento clou sarà l’esibizione al violino di Snezana Nena Tintor, docente e concertista serba che proviene da una famiglia di artisti e che ha grande sensibilità verso la musica e i suoni. Ad affiancarla il soprano Donatella Verdecchia (diplomata in canto presso il conservatorio Gioacchino Rossini di Pesaro perfezionandosi nei rami della musica lirica e da camera) e Sergio Capoferri (diplomato in fisarmonica e in corno francese nonchè fondatore nel 2010 dell’Associazione Musicale Riviera delle Palme).

Un programma coinvolgente per parlare di ciclismo e raccontare tanti aneddoti in compagnia degli ex professionisti Stefano Garzelli, Daniele Bennati e Gianbattista Baronchelli con la partecipazione dei giornalisti e degli opinionisti sportivi Piergiorgio Severini, Antonello Orlando, Alessandro Fabretti, Gigi Sgarbozza (Rai Sport) e Gianni Solaroli (7 Gold) con Giorgio Martino moderatore della serata nel corso della quale sarà consegnato il premio speciale “Ferro di Cavallo d’oro” agli ospiti d’onore sopraelencati e ad altri personaggi del mondo sportivo ed imprenditoriale locale.

Una bella e gradita occasione per scambiarsi gli auguri natalizi e conoscere da vicino le novità principali degli eventi ciclistici dell’anno 2020 nella città elpidiense con la Granfondo Città di Porto Sant’Elpidio il 22 marzo, la partenza di tappa del Giro d’Italia il 20 maggio (arrivo a Rimini) alla quale è collegata una fiera espositiva denominata Elettrico See and Try (16-17 maggio), più il Papà Elio Gran Premio Giorgio Mare per la categoria allievi il 26 luglio, la Granfondo dei tre Santuari del Fermano il 27 settembre e la Camminata dei tre Santuari tra il 21 e il 27 dello stesso mese.

#Marche #TMNotizie

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Palermo. "Le nuvole di carta", domani e domenica un viaggio avventuroso sulle musiche di Rossini

Palermo. “Le nuvole di carta”, domani e domenica un viaggio avventuroso sulle musiche di Rossini was originally published on ITALREPORT

#arresto per spaccio #PA #PALERMO #SICILIA

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Auguri Gigi...e grazie di tutto

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Auguri Gigi...e grazie di tutto

Incontro al Teatro Rossini nel 2016

24-02-1967 – 24-02-2017, auguri per i cinquant’anni Gigi. E oggi, per festeggiare il tuo traguardo, hai regalato a noi, tuoi fedeli sostenitori, un altro capolavoro. Undici canzoni per il tuo ultimo album che, stamattina, sono corso ad acquistare. Perchè, sebbene vada di moda darti addosso o criticarti per chissà quale ragione, io ho sempre avuto grande stima di te.

Quattro concerti vissuti in prima persona, di cui due a Civitanova, l’ultimo a Capodanno, oltre ad ogni singolo album che ha arricchito la mia bacheca. Senza dimenticare i Dvd e tutto ciò che mi lega alle tue canzoni. Canzoni che, in verità, ho sempre considerato poesie in musica.

Ricordo ancora l’emozione di quella prima volta che ti ho incontrato, al Teatro Rossini, insieme a mamma e con grande gentilezza mi hai concesso foto e autografo. Ricordo ancora quando, al pianoforte, ti sei commosso nel cantare “Caro Renato”, dedicato al grande Carosone ma che, nel finale, accennava a tua madre. E proprio a tua madre, nell’ultimo Sanremo, hai dedicato la splendida “La prima stella”. Quella sera, prima dello spettacolo, ebbi solo la forza di dirti che, grazie alle note di “Non mollare mai”, mi ero sostenuto in un momento difficilissimo della mia vita.

Ecco, per me, Gigi, sei stato questo. Un compagno di viaggio grazie alle tue musiche e le tue poesie. E se in molti, adesso, avranno il piacere di sfottermi perchè ti ascolto, che lo facciano pure. Come diceva un mio vecchio caro amico…”ME NE FREGO”.

Auguri, dunque, per i tuoi cinquant’anni. Intanto, 24-02-1967, è già entrato a far parte della mia collezione.

Resta aggiornato sulle mie attività

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"Let the Music Play”, UMM pubblica una potente versione prodotta da Pain & Rossini e remixata Enaj

Il 2024 di UMM è iniziato nel migliore dei modi. E oggi, dopo uno scatenato party "beta version" UMMbelievable, ecco una versione decisamente potente e decisamente house di "Let the Music Play" prodotta da Pain & Rossini e remixata da Enaj, professionisti del mixer che non hanno certo bisogno di presentazioni. I feedback positivi per questo brano da parte dei top dj italiani ed internazionali non si contano. Non è tutto. Dj Marietto ha anche scelto di suonare il brano allo Stadio San Siro, dando energia agli appassionati di calcio milanesi e non. Un capolavoro come  "Let the Music Play", originariamente pubblicata da Shannon nel lontanissimo 1983 oggi, per semplici questioni anagrafiche, molti giovani non possono conoscerlo... ma grazie alla potente versione versione pubblicata da UMM entreranno finalmente in contatto con un vero classico. In altre parole "Let the Music Play", prodotta da Pain & Rossini e remixata da Enaj ha tutte le carte in regola per far scateare tutta la primavera estate 2024. 

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Il mondo Media Records / UMM è in ebollizione per cui chi ama la musica dance può aspettarsi bella novità, in ambito discografico e non solo. UMM è una delle più storiche label italiane. UMM sta per Underground Music Movement. Fondata originariamente a Napoli da Flying Records nel 1991, è stata una delle prime label italiane a pubblicare musica house e progressive. Nel 1997 UMM entrò nell'universo Media Records, dov'è tutt'ora, grazie al rilancio 2023-2024 firmato Gianfranco Bortolotti, il creatore di Media Records e Gianluca Motta dj producer con all'attivo tante hit e mille serate, nel ruolo di label manager e coordinatore artistico del progetto.

Tra i classici del catalogo UMM ci sono quelli firmati da miti come i Daft Punk. Nel 1994 UMM pubblicò infatti in Italia un vinile che conteneva due diverse versioni di "The New Wave" e due di "Assault". Tra i primi successi del nuovo corso, ecco la versione di "Mas Que Nada" firmata da Samuele Sartini, supportata da top dj come Fisher e James Hype e pure il remix di "Touch Me" dei 49ers curato da Nicola Zucchi, che sta facendo ballare il mondo nei dj set e nei radioshow di Bob Sinclar.

Gianfranco Bortolotti, da sempre GFB, negli anni '90 ha portato al successo suoi progetti dance nel mondo (Cappella, 49ers, Antico, etc), ha creato il mito dei top dj (Mauro Picotto, Gigi D'Agostino, etc). Prima, questo se lo ricordano in pochi, è stato pure socio di un certo Claudio Cecchetto con la Marton Media, lanciando artisti come Molella, Fargetta e tanti altri. Roba vecchia, dirà qualcuno, sbagliando. Perché GFB ha anche lanciato artisti di successo recentemente, Mr. Rain ed Il Ghost su tutti.

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CIVITANOVA MARCHE – Sono solo fantasmi e Attraverso i miei occhi sono i nuovi film in programmazione nelle sale civitanovesi. Al Rossini da domani 14 novembre viene proiettata la pellicola diretta da Christian De Sica che racconta la storia bizzarra di un trio di acchiappafantasmi (Christian De Sica, Carlo Buccirosso, Gian Marco Tognazzi) che dovrà salvare Napoli. Orario: giovedì 21.15; venerdì e sabato 20.30-22.30; domenica 18.30-20.30; mercoledì 21.15.

Sabato alle 18.30 e domenica alle 16.30, il film viene anticipato dal cartoon per tutta la famiglia A spasso col panda, diretto da Natalya Lopato e scritto dallo sceneggiatore di Madagascar Billy Frolick.

Al cinema Cecchetti, invece, da domani, c’è il film diretto da Simon Curtis, tratto dal romanzo L’arte di correre sotto la pioggia di Garth Stein. Attraverso i miei occhi è la storia del pilota da corsa Danny (Milo Ventimiglia), raccontata con gli occhi del suo cane, il Golden Retriever Enzo. La voce del quattro zampe in Italia è di Gigi Proietti. Orario: giovedì 21.15; venerdì 20.30-22.30; sabato 18.30-20.30-22.30; domenica 16.30-18.30-20.30; martedì 21.15.

Il prezzo di ingresso è 5 €, ridotto 4 (fino a 18 anni, oltre i 65 e studenti universitari fino a 24 anni).

Per informazioni è attivo il numero TDiC informa: 351/5715757, dalle 11 alle 23, tutti i giorni ci sarà sempre un operatore a disposizione.

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