Max Tosi Releases New Album Of Songs Entitled "Living This Way"

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Los Angeles, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) February 24, 2012 --

"Let Me Ride", the debut album of Max Tosi, I had immediately involved to sobriety and politeness, for delicate and honest way to venture within the boundaries drawn by those artists before they redefined and then brought to the fore, the figure of Singer/Songwriter. Songs like "I've Been waitin' For A Long Time" or "Give Me The Way" left transpire love sincere for the masters of the current one, from James Taylor to beatlesque Stephen Bishop but, at the same time, showed an original sensibility, a personal melodic. "Living This Way" deepens the musical background of Max Tosi veering to some degree towards styles close to Pop the matrix West-Coast dear to FM radio stations. This way is demonstrated by songs like "Dancing with the Clouds", "Chillin' and waitin'", "Color of My Dreams", from the sound smooth and catchy or Lovers Trade rougher but still fluid and engaging.
There is, however, an element that somehow affect the overall vision of the work. The reason is to detect the presence of two songs, two small buds that gleam of light pure: "Living This Way" and "Looking For Love". The emotional level too high for them to establish a consistent homogeneous with the disc.

The title track is the moment to date higher than Max Tosi author. Truly amazing song, both in individual parts of the structure that colors, is built according to the canons of certain single medium-time typical of songwriting "Californian" ' 70, sound”, where verses and bridge created an irresistible tension resolved by memorable refrain. The result in this case is truly remarkable. Excellent rhythm section and measured the arrangement that emphasizes the lyricism and the crescendo of the song. A special nod to "only" electric guitar-tone Graydon – that illuminates the concluding bars with personality and consciousness.
"Looking For Love" is a fragile ballad from pastel and calm movements, almost hypnotic. Entry suspended between read percussion, acoustic guitar and drumming, relaxation with the vibrations of plates to indicate minor accents. Enjoy the electric piano chords, elongated, almost as much as possible to simulate interventions of a string ensemble but … what would have been a song like this, already excellent, with a slight string arrangement on Nick De Caro. Joys and sorrows of self-handling.

Last note, the disk is fully performed, there is no room for sampled instruments are other weird things of our times.
Review of FRANCO FUSILLI (Translated by Bing)

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