Summoning the melancholic tones of Leonard Cohen and the narrative ambiguity of Tom Waits, it draws the listener into a dark and captivating world.
Its haunting melodies and evocative lyrics paint images of deserted streets, smoky bars, and Bukowskian tales of damnation. With a unique blend of nostalgia and disillusionment, āThe Soot Songsā captures the essence of the human experience in all its complexity and rawness.
Daniele Perrino himself describes his work as follow: Ā«The name āThe Soot Songsā is about the burning in our souls. The resulting blaze creates a metaphorical soot which partly settles and partly hovers. Which do we need more? What has settled or our freedom? Maybe they both depend on each other.
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Born in Vicenza, Italy in 1983, Daniele Perrino's musical journey spans various collaborations and projects.
In 2011, he contributed as a lyricist and composer to Mario Biondi's album āDueā featuring in the duet āLullabyā and joining Biondi's 2012 tour across esteemed Italian theaters.
Transitioning to alternative rock, Perrino joined the band āVirgoā in 2013-14, releasing two albums and earning recognition like the āMarte Live 2014ā award at M.E.I. in Faenza.
In 2015, he formed the duo āGround Poppy Honey Milkā.
Their debut album āNowhere Now Hereā (2016) led them to New York's Clubhouse Studio for production by Yaron Fuchs, with contributions from notable musicians like drummer Nir Z, sound engineer Neil Dorfsman and mastering by Emily Lazar.
In 2018, Perrino co-founded āBiopsy O Boutiqueā releasing two EPs.
In 2020, he embarked on his solo venture āThe Soot Songsā where he solely crafted, composed, and performed.
Perrino's versatile career showcases his prowess across genres, from soulful ballads to gritty blues.
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