The Antonacci Parties

With the new EP in the can, the Antonacci Parties and their live experience are back. New music that you either listen to here or wait until 2025. Unreleased, great classics and the usual merry-go-round of emotions. From the Dolomites, to the capital, to Mont Blanc and hello.

Feste Antonacci are two Italian producers who have been stationed in Paris for long years. They feel common emotions: the singing of the flute, the choral architectures, the rhythm of the drum, the Italian song that touches you; natural the decision to associate. Songs are born, stuff that emerges from the subconscious, synthesis of endless semi-mystical groove sessions and free singing. The entry into the world of pop is sanctioned in November 2018 by the prophetic first EP, “Greatest Hits.” This was followed by the singles “Cigarettes,” “Bassline,” and the short EP concept: “Of Few Words,” whose track “Life Sucks” curiously metamorphosed into “Party” by Andrea Bocelli. After releasing the track “Naked Men” in May, they return on Nov. 20 with “P.U.L.P.,” the second single taken from the new EP due out in late January via Panico Disks, an Assisian/club album that explores ego destruction, provincial discomfort, disquiet about an increasingly dark future and love as the key to the ever-present very current hint of apocalypse.