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"New Day Is a work made for those who love music, if you think or are sure to be, you should do it yours (Aristocrazia Webzine)" "Well-kept and pleasant album that represents the perfect bridge between the best traditional American songwriters with a blues influence, crossed with the 'feel' of the West Coast and European melodies. ' (Tha Empty Dream)" 'New Day is like a cool breeze on a warm day - a New Day in fact. As fresh as spring itself this perfectly titled CD will have you relaxed and at ease amid this crazy world in a matter of moments. Lovingly created from a rich and satisfying blend of styles, New Day radiates mature song writing, delicate themes, easy melodies, and a deliciously smooth delivery. (EuroRock by Jeff Perkins)' "New Day" is the first solo album of Mario Percudani. After the work with Hungryheart and the blues band project Blueville, Mario Percudani shows his intimate world with these ten songs, proving his great personality and his artistic maturity. 'By listening to New Day we can absorb a music which is a bridge between the best American traditional Songwriters with a Blues influence, crossed with the West Coast feeling and the European melodies, transformed through sweet and catchy timeless songs. There's the love and the knowledge of tradition, the intensity and the immediacy of the lyrics and there's the on-going search for quality with no compromise; the intense and emotional voice of Mario Percudani is the key factor of this album, but we have to give particular attention to the music performances, where we can enjoy his ability as a guitarist. "New Day" can be defined as an high-class album, intense and catchy, an album that can easily get to both the most demaning listener and the young listener. In the Mario Pecudani's musical vocabulary and in "New day" too we can notice a successful alchemy of styles which become a unique and personal language. An album for everybody.' Produced by Marco Tansini and Mario Percudani Mastered by Greg Calbi, Sterling Sound - New York City.
