In an era dominated by digital consumption and the volatility of streaming platforms, we firmly believe in the tangible value of music. For this reason, "My Space 24" will not be immediately available on traditional streaming portals, at least not until the end of the year. This was a deliberate choice, driven by the desire to encourage and highlight the physical product, offering a complete and immersive listening experience.
We want every note, every vibration captured on this vinyl, to be appreciated in the most authentic way, far from the compression and fleeting nature of digital formats. Owning this record is not just purchasing an album, but embracing a philosophy: that of rediscovering the pleasure of holding a work of art in your hands, leafing through the booklet, and fully immersing yourself in the rich, enveloping sound that only vinyl can offer.
"My Space 24" is an invitation to slow down, listen attentively, and connect deeply with the music. A precious edition, crafted for true connoisseurs and for those who still believe in the magic of physical media.
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We're thrilled to announce the release of the numbered, AAA Pure Analog 180-gram vinyl edition of "My Space 24," the extraordinary new album by vibraphonist Alessandro Bianchini.
This stunning vinyl is beautifully presented in a gatefold jacket and includes an 8-page booklet, further enriching your listening experience.
Listen to a preview now!
 
Experience an unparalleled sonic journey with this recording, meticulously derived from the original 2-inch multitrack masters and masterfully mastered on the iconic Ampex ATR102 ½-inch. The lacquer was cut on the Neumann VMS70 lathe, equipped with Neumann SX74 and Ortofon DSS821 cutting heads.
 
This second work stems from a desire to write songs that are more accessible and easier to listen to. (This is a personal wish and hope of mine, addressed to those who purchase this record...)
Unlike "10/5" (my first solo album, also produced by Lorenzo Vella's BirdBox Records label), I decided to dedicate myself as much as possible to compositions that approached the typical style of American jazz standards. Hence the desire to seek immediate melodic lines and generally regular forms, all while striving to avoid banality by leveraging harmonic explorations and searching for non-obvious solutions.
From this need, the necessity arose to feature a soloist in the ensemble who would be consistently present on all recorded tracks, with the exception of "Come Saprei." Lorenzo Simoni, on alto saxophone, fully grasped the atmosphere and sounds I envisioned for this record. The rhythm section, formed by Marco Micheli on double bass and Simone Brilli on drums, is always a reliable foundation.