Musica Nuda

Made up of vocalist Petra Magoni and bassist Ferruccio Spinetti, Musica Nuda are an Italian vocal jazz-pop duo whose popularity transported to neighboring countries, especially France, through the middle-2000s. Given birth to in Pisa, Tuscany, on July 28, 1972, Magoni analyzed music in the Conservatory of Leghorn with the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music in Milan. A flexible vocalist, she performed opera on the Teatro Verdi in Pisa early in her profession while at exactly the same time fronting an area rock and roll group, Senza Freni. Petra Magoni (1996) proclaimed her full-length single record debut and was accompanied by a second single record, Mulini a Vento (1997). She eventually followed the moniker Special Anima and released an eponymous record of English-language tracks compiled by Lucio Battisti in 2000. Furthermore, she collaborated with Giampaolo Antoni in the electro-pop duo Aromatic, which led to the record Still Alive (2004). Most effective among her saving ventures, nevertheless, was Musica Nuda, a vocal jazz-pop cooperation with Piccola Orchestra Avion Travel bassist Ferruccio Spinetti that produced its critically acclaimed eponymous record debut in 2004. Comprised mainly of well-known specifications, most of them in British (e.g., the Beatles’ “Eleanor Rigby”), the record was later certified for reissue internationally with the Bonsaï Music label. As the duo’s eponymous debut demonstrated successful from a crucial standpoint, the follow-up record, Musica Nuda 2 (2006), was internationally effective from a industrial standpoint aswell, breaking in to the French albums graph for seven weeks. Working two discs and 27 tracks long, Musica Nuda 2 features many guests. Amid their international discovery achievement, Magoni and Spinetti released a set of live recordings: a video, Reside in Paris (2006); and an recording, Live ? Fip (2007). Another studio recording, 55/21 (2008), adopted shortly thereafter.