The queen of broken hearts - Enrico Maria Batassa
- 5 years ago
"The queen of broken hearts" by Enrico Maria Batassa
Today, I publish my second song, “The queen of broken hearts”, on my Enrico Maria Batassa YouTube channel. This song is inspired by an ending story, where text and music are the result of the anger that is not an end in itself but it becomes a constructive form of music complaint and personal warning.
The track was arranged, recorded and mixed by Indiegarage Studio: in particular, the guitars are performed by
Gianfilippo Fancello.
Text is revised by Anna Parrilli, while English diction in recording session is realized by Melissa Raimondi. The video is recorded in Pentatonic Live Club and it is performed by Commando Creativo Group: in the video, Mattia Leoni played the drum and Michelangelo Quattrone played the bass; the electric and acoustic guitars are respectively played by Mauro Di Simone and Filippo Raul Bonavena; instead, the backing vocalists were Sara Errante Parrino and Roberto Galante. I have to do a big thanks to them all for their professionalism, availability and patience.
Special thanks to Valentina Pietroletti, the female main character, and Emanuela Barbosa Da Silva, Alessio Cicconi, Daniele Ferrarese, Flaminia Montanari, Christian Mancini, Melissa Raimondi, Paola Settefaccende, Alessandra Toma and Fenizia Verdacchia, who were involved in video recording session for their affection and for dedicating their precious time.
Youtube channels, Enrico Maria Batassa Music Official, Enrico Maria Batassa Projects and EMBmusic, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter social networks were realized by my personal web assistant, Luca Piras. Personal thanks to him.
***Thanks to you for listening, watching and sharing my music with me.
**All rights reserved © copyright Enrico Maria Batassa 2017
Esce il mio secondo singolo, The queen of broken hearts, sul mio canale YouTube Enrico Maria Batassa Music. La canzone é ispirata ad una storia che finisce, dove testo e la musica nascono dalla rabbia che invece di essere fine a se stessa si plasma in una forma costruttiva di denuncia musicale e monito personale.
Today, I publish my second song, “The queen of broken hearts”, on my Enrico Maria Batassa YouTube channel. This song is inspired by an ending story, where text and music are the result of the anger that is not an end in itself but it becomes a constructive form of music complaint and personal warning.
The track was arranged, recorded and mixed by Indiegarage Studio: in particular, the guitars are performed by
Gianfilippo Fancello.
Text is revised by Anna Parrilli, while English diction in recording session is realized by Melissa Raimondi. The video is recorded in Pentatonic Live Club and it is performed by Commando Creativo Group: in the video, Mattia Leoni played the drum and Michelangelo Quattrone played the bass; the electric and acoustic guitars are respectively played by Mauro Di Simone and Filippo Raul Bonavena; instead, the backing vocalists were Sara Errante Parrino and Roberto Galante. I have to do a big thanks to them all for their professionalism, availability and patience.
Special thanks to Valentina Pietroletti, the female main character, and Emanuela Barbosa Da Silva, Alessio Cicconi, Daniele Ferrarese, Flaminia Montanari, Christian Mancini, Melissa Raimondi, Paola Settefaccende, Alessandra Toma and Fenizia Verdacchia, who were involved in video recording session for their affection and for dedicating their precious time.
Youtube channels, Enrico Maria Batassa Music Official, Enrico Maria Batassa Projects and EMBmusic, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter social networks were realized by my personal web assistant, Luca Piras. Personal thanks to him.
***Thanks to you for listening, watching and sharing my music with me.
**All rights reserved © copyright Enrico Maria Batassa 2017
Esce il mio secondo singolo, The queen of broken hearts, sul mio canale YouTube Enrico Maria Batassa Music. La canzone é ispirata ad una storia che finisce, dove testo e la musica nascono dalla rabbia che invece di essere fine a se stessa si plasma in una forma costruttiva di denuncia musicale e monito personale.