RAGE&LOVE DISTILLATE
Warm&Cool songs by a raw-power artist
Irene Graziadei is an Italian indipendent artist living in Berlin.
She plays electric guitar and sings, using effects and loop-station, producing a direct and personal, pretty grungy alternative songwriting.
What most impresses her audience is the way she uses her voice, covering a wide range and modulating from rough to brilliant, from whisper to scream.
Her music describes her search for truthfulness: often unconventional if not even weird, her songs still sound simple and straightforward, from time to time round and sharp-cornered, talking straight or maybe leaving a slice of ambiguity. Sometimes edgy, others dramatic or maybe ironical, hermetical as well as the exact opposite, the lyrics, mostly in Italian, drive the composition and the performance, so that even non-Italian speakers catch the intention and get touched by it in ways that go beyond reason and language.
Short Bio:
After a long and contorted way searching for her artistic language, Irene started to write songs and to take lessons in guitar and music theory&production by Friedrich Schapper in 2007.
Between 2010 and 2013 she attended the faculty of musicology at the Humboldt University in Berlin, after which she finally felt ready to concretize her project.
Since 2014 she performs regularly in various clubs in Berlin as a one-woman-band.
Her first EP "Homemade", was released in August 2015, followed by a videoclip, "Pelle".
RAGE&LOVE DISTILLATE
Warm&Cool songs by a raw-power artist
Irene Graziadei is an Italian indipendent artist living in Berlin.
She plays electric guitar and sings, using effects and loop-station, producing a direct and personal, pretty grungy alternative songwriting.
What most impresses her audience is the way she uses her voice, covering a wide range and modulating from rough to brilliant, from whisper to scream.
Her music describes her search for truthfulness: often unconventional if not even weird, her songs still sound simple and straightforward, from time to time round and sharp-cornered, talking straight or maybe leaving a slice of ...