MP3 Tony Travalini - Silence and Obscurity

14 songs of love coming and going and grace remaining*recorded in an intimate vibe with everyone playing together and the song leading the way*a slow burn at a cross street where heart and soul, rock n roll and real life can co-exist if you need them to

14 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Roots Rock, POP: with Live-band Production



Details:
On âSilence & Obscurityâ, singer-songwriter Tony Travalini takes the listener on a spiritual journey, offering up 14 ruminations on the wonder and fragility of relationships and the search for connection. The band keeps the backing stripped down and sympathetic, yet rock solid, running the gamut from mid-tempo rockers to moody atmospherics.


What the press has said about âSilence & Obscurityâ. . .


âIf their live shows are any example of Travaliniâs latest solo offering then you surely put him on the map. Musicians with substance with a flair for unpredictable nature, just when you think such songs as âPale Imitationâ drag on a bit too long, Travalini and the boys help re-adjust your headlights and dazzle you with profound lyricism.â
-Rag Magazine

âProving himself to be a credible songwriter may have not been his goal but itâs exactly what he did. Songs like âBroken Promisesâ, âFilling Up The Daysâ, and âLeave This Townâ show what heâs made of and capable of creating as a songwriter. For fans of Springsteen, Dylan and the such."
-Ear Candy mag

âbehind Travaliniâs vocals are well-planned and orchestrated rock songs that simultaneously arenât entirely new but donât sound like anyone either. With songs like âBroken Promisesâ, âAnother Dull Nightâ, âBetter Quit(While Iâm Behind)â and âWhat You Wantedâ, Tony Travalini could get some serious attention with a little image crafting.
-Exoduster.com


âDour, but in the brightest and most engaging way imaginable. Travalini has all the traits of a troubadour (if thatâs a pun, itâs the worst one Iâve ever written), and has great songwriting instincts. Something of a strange little snack, but one that turns out to be sweet in the middle.
-Aiding and Abetting #272