Daniela Casa was an Italian composer, musician, and singer who emerged as a part of the 1970s experimental music scene in Italy. Although she remains a somewhat obscure figure in the wider realm of music history, Casa is recognized for her contributions to the field of library music and electronic composition. Her work was often categorized by avant-garde and experimental undertones, blending elements of funk, jazz, and psychedelia with a strong sense of atmospheric soundscapes that were both evocative and forward-thinking for her time.

Born into a family with deep musical roots—her father was a noted Italian composer and conductor and her brother a respected musician—Daniela Casa's artistry was fostered in a creatively nurturing environment. Her discography includes a range of projects that showcase her proficiency in infusing visual arts with her sonic creations, exemplified by works such as "Arte moderna" and "Vernissage 1 Musica contemporanea per l'arte moderna." Sadly, her career was cut short as she passed away at a relatively young age, leaving behind a unique legacy within the musical art world. Her influential compositions, such as "Società Malata," and the remastered works that continue to be released posthumously, including "Società Malata (Hd Remastered)," help in preserving her visionary spirit and continue to inspire new generations of experimental musicians.

Genres

Italian Library Music

Latest Release

Società Malata

Daniela Casa

Album - 11 Tracks - Released November 8, 2019