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So here’s what we’ve been up to lately
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State trooper
In September, with great pleasure, I played at the "Glory Days in Rimini" festival dedicated to Springsteen. I was also asked to bring a Boss song. Not an easy feat for me. I chose the wonderful "State trooper", from Nebraska and
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Deck sessions
We have had the great pleasure to be invited to play in Rimini at Deck Recording Studio for a couple of live songs. With us Roberto Villa, special guest at bass. Here the videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPqsfb9W1_U
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I’d like you to do my next album… how are you, BTW?
Anthony Reynolds and I have known each other for many years now. I bought his records with the band Jack when I still dreamed of being a full-time musician. Jack represented the musical style I aspired to and that I
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Working with Luca Swanz Andriolo by Dead Cat in a Bag
I have the pleasure of announcing that I am also working on an album with Luca Swanz Andriolo, the singer of Dead Cat in a Bag. 6/7 songs in which we will try to make not only the simple sum
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New third album by 2019?
I'm currently working on the new album. I have about 20 songs to choose from and it won't be easy. Before long we will enter the studio (Studio al Mare) with Francesco Giampaoli, where we will begin to record bass and drums.
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“L’autore e l’alieno” Podcast by Michele Faggi for Indie Eye
One of the most creative artists on the Italian scene presents his most recent work as "Stella Burns", the project he shares with his Lonesome Rabbits: Mario Franceschi, Franco Volpi, Davide Malito Lenti, exclusively for indie-eye. Gianluca Maria Sorace has
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Biography
Stella Burns is the alter ego of Gianluca Maria Sorace.
Like Stella Burns, he made his debut in 2011 in a small theater in the heart of Paris.
Musician, author, graphic artist, singer, videomaker, space cowboy, not necessarily in this order, in everything he does he puts his personal touch.
With the name Stella Burns he has released two albums “Stella Burns Loves you” in 2014 and “Jukebox Songs” at the end of 2016, collaborating on a permanent basis with the “reverend” Roberto Migliussi and then with Franco Volpi, Davide Malito Lenti and Mario Franceschi. The Scottish singer Emma Morton duets with him on the song “A little piece of blue”.