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Lorenzo Lemme is a member of Eildentroeilfuorieilbox84, a folk-core band that is part of the underground Roman scene. Rocco, Davide and Riccardo interviewed him before the band’s live show at Chioggialab, on May the 23th.
Here it is a short abstract of the interview, and some tunes that we uploaded on our player.

Interviewers (I). Let’s start from Ananab, your new album…
Lorenzo (L). The album has been released in April amd we have just started promoting it. Perhaps one of its main feature is that Ananab sound is very close to our live one. It’s not a very simple thing to obtain. Thanks to Fabio Recchia, the album producer, we got it…

I. Your music has been often defined “nonsense”… but we can find a lot of sense in it… The lyrics are ironic and never banal… they’re really interesting!
L. We stake so much on lyrics and contents. We don’t want to be “heavy” in our way of expression. Our “nonsense” is not such. We have a lot of things to say, and in our lyrics there’s so much of what we are.

I. So irony for you is a way of expression…
L: It is so. Nonsense is part of our style, through which we try to avoid becoming “heavy”. In short, let’s say that we try to be funny “in the beginning”… but if someone wants to go deeper inside our music, he can find a lot of contents.

I. We saw that your music is released using Creative Commons.
L. Of course. We like the idea that anyone could burn our CD so that our music could spread more easily. We need our music to be known by as much people as possible… and the Creative Commons are clever licenses that can let us reach our goal. Furthermore, we don’t love the SIAE (the Italian agency that manages copyright). There’s too much bureaucracy, the system is a huge corporation, everything is so complicated. On the contrary, we would like that music diffusion could be as free as possible. So the Creative Commons are welcome…

I. We agree with you, and our previous interviews showed us that so many bands agree with you as well. It’s clear that every band tries to play live shows as often as possible, in order to make their music spread. The Creative Commons licenses help doing it, no doubt.
L. You see… three days ago, during another interview, we underlined that the use of a Creative Commons license to release our album made us become something more than a simply  “self-producted” band. We became part of something bigger… let’s call it a big movement that is fighting for a free music in the web, without any “out-of-time” barrier.

UtopicMusic blog would like to say thanks to Eildentroeilfuorieilbox84, who gave us the possibility to publish their interview and broadcast some of their music in our web-player.
Furthermore, it’s a pleasure for the UtopicMusic staff to collaborate with the guys of Chioggialab (Rocco, Davide and Riccardo…), which is an open space where you can see fantastic live shows. Thanks to their kindness, we have been able to take some pictures of the band and publish a part of their interview.

The gig is over, some time has passed… but we like to tell something more about the recent past, so that these “little-big” happenings could leave some traces…

Ironic and creative music from Rome, Creative Commons licenses, open spaces where creativity can grow and spread…
We are waiting for you, on this blog, for some brand new adventures!

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Carlo Trevisan