Atmosphere

"Atmosphere," Roberta Gambarini's debut album, is a captivating journey into the world of vocal jazz, released on January 1, 1989, under the Red Records label. This 36-minute collection of seven tracks showcases Gambarini's exceptional talent and her unique interpretation of jazz standards and original compositions. The album features Gambarini's powerful and expressive vocals, accompanied by the Italian Vocal Ensemble and a talented group of musicians, including Flavia Vallega, Mike Melillo, and Fabio Jegher.

The album opens with "Bop No Meaning," a lively and energetic track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Six Even" and "Ice Night" follow, showcasing Gambarini's versatility and range as a vocalist. "Parisian Thoroughfare" is a standout track, with its intricate harmonies and Gambarini's impressive scat singing. "Halley Atmosphere" is a highlight of the album, with its haunting melody and Gambarini's powerful vocals. "No Idea" and "Arcadia 17" round out the album, showcasing Gambarini's ability to interpret both classic jazz standards and original compositions.

"Atmosphere" is a testament to Roberta Gambarini's talent and her unique approach to vocal jazz. The album's blend of classic jazz standards and original compositions, along with Gambarini's powerful and expressive vocals, make it a standout release in the world of jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan of vocal jazz or a newcomer to the genre, "Atmosphere" is sure to captivate and inspire.