Crimi - Chi ci talia?

Riding over an urgent, North African infected groove, ​Chi Ci Talia? is the latest preview from Crimi’s forthcoming ​Luci e Guai​ LP - an eight-song serving stitching together Algerian raï, hard New Orleans funk and Sicilian folk balladry that comes out on French imprint Airfono this April.
Formed in 2018, Crimi finds Julien, a musician with over 20 years of experience, collaborating with a brand new trio of players. However, it is the singer & sax player’s past ventures that combine to explain how he hit on this sound specifically his work with Mazalda, from Lyon, who evolved from jazzy pop oddballs into a drum-heavy live dance party with their own fifty-speaker traveling Soundsystem, the ‘Turbo Clap Station’. In recent years, they branched out into raï - first meeting Algerian singer Cheb Lakhdar and backing him in a series of concerts, and later recording an album, El Ndjoum, with Sofiane Saidi, a star of raï’s new electro-wave who’s also featured with Parisian duo Acid Arab. (Mazalda and Sofiane proved their mettle by playing the Algerian city of Oran, raï’s spiritual home, in early 2020.) During this period, Julien also performed in La Squadra Zeus - from the Alpine town of
Chambéry but dedicated to the traditional folk styles of southern Italy, nearly 2,000 km away.
Playing Sicilian flute and Calabrian bagpipes in the trio, Julien learned so much about this music and its relationship to the region’s culture - including, ultimately, the realization that he wasn’t cut out to play these trad arrangements in a straight fashion. No drama: the musician envisaged potential new soundclashes, and the first stirrings of what became Crimi were in his rewirings of three traditional Sicilian songs which appear on the forthcoming album ​Luci E Guai​. This is music born to be witnessed the life, holding a glass of something potent, and lord willing that can happen soon: Crimi played a streamed show for Lyon’s Festival du Péristyle late last year, but Julien acknowledges that ain’t the real deal. They’ve been making a film about the band in the meantime, with French director Tangui Le Cras - and writing the next Crimi album. May it be released into a world where movement is as free as the sound these four musicians bring to life.
Written and composed by Julien Lesuisse
Publishing: Airfono records
Lyrics by Julien Lesuisse:
℗ Julien Lesuisse / Airfono Records
From the album Luci e Guai to be released on 2nd of April 2021 on Airfono
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Chi Ci Talia ?
Musique écrite et composée par Julien Lesuisse
Prologue et épilogue
Nenia Funebre composée par Salvatore Lombardo
Film écrit par
Tangui Le Cras
Réalisé par
Tangui Le Cras
Assistant réalisateur
Nans Laborde-Jourdàa
Produit par
Jean-François Le Corre
Julien Princiaux
Chef opérateur
Guillaume Kozakiewiez
Cheffe opératrice du son
Sylvaine Nicolas
Cheffe costumière
Maïna Loaec
Régisseuse générale
Audrey Losque
Machiniste
Sylvaine Nicolas
Stagiaire
Timothée Martin
Monté par
Tangui Le Cras et Antoine Cognet
Infographiste compositing
Sylvain Lorent
Etalonnage
Guillaume Kozakiewiez
Interprétation
Julien Lesuisse
Fanfare Circa Tsuica
Franck Bodin
Guillaume Dutrieux
Maxime Mestre
Tom Neal
Olivier Pasquet
Mathias Penaud
Lola Renard
Thomas Reudet
Charlotte Rigaut
Assistante de production
Ophélie Broudin
Administration de production
Valérie Amour Malavieille
assistée de
Melissa Derennes
Nathan Santarossa
Avec le soutien de
Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée
Prestataires techniques
AAAprods - Opérateur Ronin - Antoine Szlafmyc
Opérateur Drone - Claire RONSIN / Nicolas POUGNAND
Mix et mastering - Damien Tillaut
Studio Personne n’est parfait
Arwestud
Remerciements
Cheptel Aleikoum, L’échalier St Agil, Mairie et Service technique de Belforet-en-Perche, Christiane du Fournil à crêpes, Marc de la Demeure du Livre, Joël Dagoreau, les habitants de La Perrière, Guillaume Anger, Erwan Le Metayer, Olivier Rannou, Nito Pino et Cedic Hingoüet.
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© Vivement Lundi ! - 2021
© Airfono Publishing

[@barbabullalala]

vivement le festival du LezArt vert , en juillet 2024 !!!

[@niko_hny]

c'est plus un clip, c'est du cinéma à ce stade là !
Et la musiqueeeeee

[@frannybanny9683]

Mi piaci assai! Un smetteri mai di fari musica! Tanti saluti dalla Germania

[@danielemarty383]

Une vraie ambiance ... un chant qui vient de loin, des tripes, des anciens, de toute une culture ...

[@adeledaniele978]

Dio Mio, Wow. This is amazing!!!!!! Grazie xxx

[@josephronsin5269]

World +fanfares du sud... Et interprétation... Plein d'émotion

[@misod6755]

Wow

[@leoouillon7676]

oula la la laaaaa !!

[@catcaf2509]

Quel frisson .. j'adore

[@comphre]

Baci !!

[@marie-lauredechauton6756]

Belle émotion cinématographique et musicale!!!!!

[@ekleroshock]

Magnifique!

[@misod6755]

Wowwww

[@joelsmith4364]

Best track of 2021

[@fannykaddour3731]

puissant, frissonnant, énorme

[@simorse3428]

Meraviglia

[@kirrachoisessionslive8976]

This is so nice! Keep sharing your music.

[@chisworld9331]

un travail Artistique à la hauteur ! un grand bravo !!!

[@TData-dq8gm]

Love this❤

[@JeanJacques44]

Magnifique
Merci

[@sghillos]

Complimenti, esprime bene la Sicilia :)

[@TData-dq8gm]

💘

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#Melody# 👀🤸🖤

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❤❤❤

[@Gaiazzu]

Siete stupend*

[@crisduarte_]

i would like to get the lyrics ;)

[@GaspardLaNuit1]

Chi ci talia ?
Bidduzza mia ?
Pari 'nu chiovu
St'occhiuzzu niru
Pari 'nu chiovu
Cu st'occhiu niru
Bidduzza mia
Mi fa muriri
Chi ci talia ?
Cu st'occhiu niru
Pari 'nu chiovu
Bidduzza mia
Bidduzza mia
Cu st'occhiu niru
Bidduzza mia
Mi fa muriri
Macari stu vinu mi facissi orvu
Pi nun sapiri quannu mi talia
Mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
E mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
Chi ci talia ?
Cu st'occhiu niru
Mira lu cori
Cu st'occhiu niru
Mira lu cori
Cu st'occhiu niru
Bidduzza mia
Mi fa muriri
Macari stu vinu mi facissi orvu
Pi nun sapiri quannu mi talia
Mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
E mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
Mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri
O mi fa muriri

[@NemesisAdrestia]

@@GaspardLaNuit1 I would like to point out to english speakers some of the context of this its 'not who cares?' It means more like what are you looking at/us? With those evil black eyes of yours , later says I wish the poison from your glare would turn me blind so I wouldn't have to see you staring.
And when it translates to 'it makes me die' in sicilian this means more like your making me die of laughter. Usually.

[@user-iz7md7ge5z]

Хто сюди після Заюшкіної?)