Italian library music is a distinctive and eclectic genre that emerged during the mid-20th century, characterized by its blend of jazz, funk, electronic, and orchestral influences. The music was originally composed for use in films, radio, television, and advertising, often as background or incidental music that was not meant for commercial release. Artists like Lesiman, Alessandro Alessandroni, and I Marc 4 were adept at crafting atmospheric soundscapes that ranged from groovy and upbeat to mysterious and ambient. Utilizing innovative production techniques and a wide range of instruments, these composers created a body of work that was both versatile and sonically rich, leading to a resurgence in popularity among record collectors and sample-seeking producers in later years, keen on exploring its nuanced textures and evocative moods.

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Sandro Brugnolini

Album - 15 Tracks - Released June 14, 2024