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Roberto Ottaviano
Roberto Ottaviano is a renowned Italian jazz saxophonist, born in the vibrant city of Bari on December 21, 1957. His musical journey began at an astonishingly young age, initially exploring percussion and flute as a self-taught prodigy. By the age of five, Ottaviano was already captivating audiences with his burgeoning talent. His discography is a testament to his versatility and innovation, spanning genres from traditional jazz to avant-garde, with notable works like "Resonance & Rhapsodies" and "Sonic Holograms." Ottaviano's collaborations with esteemed artists and ensembles, such as the Andrea Centazzo Invasion Orchestra, have further cemented his status as a pioneering force in the jazz world. His music, characterized by its depth and emotional resonance, continues to inspire and captivate listeners worldwide.
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Roberto Ottaviano, a maestro of the saxophone, presents "Arcthetics - Soffio Primitivo," a captivating journey into the world of contemporary jazz and world fusion. Released on July 15, 2013, under the Dodicilune label, this album is a testament to Ottaviano's virtuosity and his ability to blend diverse musical influences into a cohesive and compelling whole.
"Arcthetics - Soffio Primitivo" is a collection of seven tracks, each offering a unique sonic landscape that showcases Ottaviano's mastery of the saxophone and his deep understanding of various musical traditions. The album opens with "Il pane degli addii," a piece that immediately draws the listener in with its haunting melody and intricate rhythms. "Crosta bizantina" follows, introducing a more complex and layered sound that highlights Ottaviano's ability to weave together different musical elements.
The album continues to evolve with tracks like "Era notte a sud" and "Sospeso tra due solitudini estreme," which explore themes of solitude and longing through a blend of traditional and contemporary musical styles. "Il confinato" and "Zone di guerra" delve into darker, more intense territories, showcasing Ottaviano's range and versatility as a musician. The album concludes with "Lule t'bukura ka Tirana," a piece that brings the journey full circle with its evocative melodies and rhythmic complexity.
Throughout "Arcthetics - Soffio Primitivo," Roberto Ottaviano demonstrates his ability to push the boundaries of jazz and world fusion, creating a sound that is both innovative and deeply rooted in tradition. This album is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of different musical cultures and the endless possibilities of contemporary jazz.
