The Argentine duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso release on December 19 a new album, ‘Top of the Hills’, a project with which they return to break barriers between genres and which includes their latest single ‘Gimme More’.
The album was recorded during “two electrifying weeks”, according to Sony, the record label that represents the Argentine duo, who marked their rise to international fame after the presentation of their concert on the Tiny Desk program.
An album that crowns a historic year
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The new project, which features twelve tracks, is a ‘maximalist work’ with a great production job, he adds.
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso close with this album one of the best years of their career.
In addition to the five Grammy awards won with ‘Papota’ they performed at Glastonbury, Coachella and Lollapalooza.
They have also collaborated with artists such as Fred Again.
With information from EFE
Thus was born the phenomenon
The concept of CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso emerged organically in the alternative music scene of Buenos Aires.
Driven by friendship, experimentation and a clear intention to break the mold.
Both artists met at a very young age and shared a solid musical background, influenced by rock, funk, hip hop and pop.
Before consolidating as a duo, CA7RIEL stood out as guitarist and frontman of the band Astor y Las Flores de la Muerte, while Paco Amoroso explored rap and urban production.
The combination of these worlds resulted in a fresh, provocative and difficult to pigeonhole proposal, which deliberately moved away from traditional genres.
The project took shape when they decided to join forces not only musically, but also visually and conceptually.
Their exaggerated, theatrical and sometimes satirical aesthetic became a natural extension of their sound:
Ironic lyrics, explosive rhythms and a staging that defied the established.
More than following trends, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso built their own language, where creative freedom is the central axis.
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