Gulisano is much inspired by his Sicilian roots, and says that has always been part of his music.īoth Edith and their leader Mario Gulisano were living a prolific and creative period, entering the 90's.Gulisano worked simultaneously with keyboardist Salvo Condorelli on a more New Age path with his side project Atmo, releasing a self-titled cassette on Edith Music in 1990.At the same time his main band welcomes a new stable member, keyboardist Tony Brunzo, and works around a second album begin.Celebrating the CD reissue of their debut on Progressive Records, the Italians eventually put on market their sophomore effort ''Ice'' in 1991, the first CD on their own Edith Music. He is also the founder and manager of Darshan, a non-profit organization that produces music festivals in Sicily. Since EDITH, he has worked in the ambient bands Blue and Atmo, a folk band called Sarabanda, and is currently involved in an ethno-world project called Nirmegh. However, Mario Gulisano has been quite active. Aside from a 1995 live release, 'Dreams' was the band's last effort.Īs I said before, there is not much information out there concerning EDITH. Giovanni Scaccianoce also used this opportunity to utilize a Chapman Stick. The third album, 'Dreams,' became their most solid effort, and was released by Mellow Records. Franco Baressi replaced Biagio Bisignani on drums, and keyboard player Tony Brundo was added. The band was now also comfortable in its Neo-prog shoes.īy 1993, there were shakeups in the band. The second album, 1991's 'Ice,' saw a vast improvement. At this point, they hadn't truly found their sound. It fell into the Neo realm, but was very reliant on AOR. They may not be completely unknown, but concerning the band itself, there isn't much information to be found.ĭrummer Biagio Bisignani, singer Mario Gulisano, guitarist Antonio Moschetto, and bass player Giovanni Scaccianoce got together, and recorded '.A Space Between Ever and Never.' with help on keyboards from Salvo Fiorentino, in 1989. This is especially true if they are of the obscure nature. Mellow Records seems to be a focal point for Italian Neo bands of the '90s.

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