Five years after the ambitious, dense "Desidera", Cristina Donà returns to make her voice heard – or perhaps, more precisely, to show us how to let it fade among the folds of time. The new album of original songs by the Milanese singer-songwriter is titled "L'arte di scomparire", out next November 27. A title that evokes necessary subtractions, sonic rarefaction and that elusive grace which has always marked her artistic path, placing her among the most authoritative and free-spirited figures in contemporary Italian songwriting.
The album's release will be accompanied by a tour of theaters and clubs across the country starting in December. A return to the stage that promises a completely renewed show, in which the new compositions will intertwine with and redefine the contours of the classic songs in her repertoire. At her side, a stripped-down lineup with extraordinary tonal depth: the ever-present Saverio Lanza (multi-instrumentalist, longtime co-writer and producer who has spent years shaping an ever-evolving sonic dialogue with Donà) and the rhythmic weave of percussion and drums courtesy of Tancredi Lo Cigno.
A journey that starts from the more intimate dimension of Genoa's Teatro del Ponente and winds its way through experimental clubs, cultural spaces and prestigious auditoriums.
Tour dates below:
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Mattia Fumarola, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.