(Rock Progressivo Italiano) Sophya Baccini's Aradia - Big Red Dragon (The William Blake's Vision) - 2013, MP3, 320 kbps

Big Red Dragon (The William Blake's Vision)
Review by Godzilla
5 stars I totally agree with the review of Octopus-4. This work is a masterpiece and Sophya can be considered one of the best progressive singers of all time and a wonderful composer. I add only some information about this second work by Sophya. It's no longer a solo project but a work that sees the light of a full band. After the recording of her first work 'Aradia', Sophya decided to add an all-female band to her guitarist, and so she founded the band named 'Sophya Baccini's Aradia', composed by:
Sophya Baccini: Voice, background vocals, keyboards, piano, synth bass Chicco Acetta: Guitars Francesca Colaps: Drums Stella Manfredi: Violin, viola Marilena Striano: Keyboards, piano
The 'Big Red Dragon' is dedicated to the paintings of William Blake (28 November 1757 ' 12 August 1827), famous English poet, painter and printmaker.
Formidable gallery of guests who have agreed to collaborate on the project:
Christian Decamps (Ange): Lead vocals on 'Au Matin de Priemer Jour' Sonja Kristina (Curved Air): Vocals on 'While He's Sleeping' Lino Vairetti (Osanna): Vocals on 'La Porta dell'Inferno' Irvin Vairetti (Osanna): Vocals on 'La Porta dell'Inferno' Steve Sylvester (Death SS): Vocals on 'The Number' Roberto Tiranti (Labyrinth, Mangala Vallis): Vocals on 'Just' Elisa Montaldo (Tempio delle Clessidre): Harpsichord, mellotron on 'Love of Hecate' Enrico Iglio (Presence): Hammond organ, mini moog, bells on 'The Number' Aurelio Fierro Jr.:
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Sophya Baccini - Voce, keyboards, synth bass
Chicco Accetta - guitars
Francesca Colaps - drums
Stella Manfredi - violino, Viola
Marilena Striano - Piano
Special guests: Christian Decamps (ANGE) Sonja Kristina (Curved Air) Elisa Montaldo (Il Tempio delle Clessidre) Steve Sylvester (DEATH SS), Lino Vairetti (Osanna ) Irwin Vairetti (Osanna), Enrico Iglio (presence), Roberto Tiranti (Mangala Vallis)