
Mo.../( Roda de) Samba Maje - Second Run
By popular demand, the long-sold-out "Mo / Roda De Samba Majeā 7ā is finally back in stock. This second pressing features a fresh, snowy white background on the sleeve, distinguishing it from the creamy white of the first run. Ā
The single offers an exciting glimpse into the expanded horizons of Banda Maje, serving as a prelude to their sophomore album, Costa Sud. Ā
These past four years, Peppe Maiellanoāthe band's composer and mastermindāhas further refined his unique Mediterranean sound. A deep connection to Italian and Neapolitan roots remains, as evidenced in the heartfelt cover of Peppino di Capriās 1981 track, āMoā¦ā on Side A. Maiellano keeps things simple, staying faithful to the original, yet manages to freshen the track for today's listeners, making the lyrics resonate with his compelling vocal rendition. Ā
But Maiellano has also embraced new influences, particularly Brazilian music, as showcased in the infectious ā(Roda De) Samba Majeā on Side B. This roda-de-samba version of the upcoming album track āSamba Maje,ā a collaboration with the Amor Pela Roda group featuring Antonio Montuori on percussion and Pasquale Del Solio on cavaquinho, gives us a taste of Maiellanoās vision for Costa Sudāa āmusic of the Southā that transcends geographical and time boundaries, bridging Italy, Brazil, Africa, and contemporary vibes.
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By popular demand, the long-sold-out "Mo / Roda De Samba Majeā 7ā is finally back in stock. This second pressing features a fresh, snowy white background on the sleeve, distinguishing it from the creamy white of the first run. Ā
The single offers an exciting glimpse into the expanded horizons of Banda Maje, serving as a prelude to their sophomore album, Costa Sud. Ā
These past four years, Peppe Maiellanoāthe band's composer and mastermindāhas further refined his unique Mediterranean sound. A deep connection to Italian and Neapolitan roots remains, as evidenced in the heartfelt cover of Peppino di Capriās 1981 track, āMoā¦ā on Side A. Maiellano keeps things simple, staying faithful to the original, yet manages to freshen the track for today's listeners, making the lyrics resonate with his compelling vocal rendition. Ā
But Maiellano has also embraced new influences, particularly Brazilian music, as showcased in the infectious ā(Roda De) Samba Majeā on Side B. This roda-de-samba version of the upcoming album track āSamba Maje,ā a collaboration with the Amor Pela Roda group featuring Antonio Montuori on percussion and Pasquale Del Solio on cavaquinho, gives us a taste of Maiellanoās vision for Costa Sudāa āmusic of the Southā that transcends geographical and time boundaries, bridging Italy, Brazil, Africa, and contemporary vibes.












