Albedo Massima, by Citrus Citrus

Albedo Massima

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1.	Sunday Morning In The Sun 04:55	buy track
2.	Lost It 08:34	buy track
3.	Fantachimera 03:59	buy track
4.	Red Stone Seeds 05:13	buy track
5.	Fetonte 07:12	buy track
6.	Sleeping Giant 06:23	buy track
7.	Frozen\Sun 08:02	buy track

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Albedo Massima revolves around the idea of metamorphosis: myths and legends from ancient Greek and Latin cultures contain the roots of our present feelings and obsession as humans and western societies. Along with the content of these mythologies and their migrations across the Mediterranean Sea and beyond, the concept of metamorphosis is reinforced by the Pomelo (the citrus in the cover art and symbol of the band), one of the three originary citruses from which current species have evolved, both in natural and human purposes. The title is a play on words between botany and science: pomelos have a thick albedo under their peel, which is usually discarded but has distinct scent and texture; also the maximum albedo (“Albedo Massima” in italian) is registered when all incident light is reflected by a surface. “Sunday Morning in the Sun”, the opening track and first single from the album, follows the reflections of the sun as they dissolve into the space around them as well as Echo, the nymph whose body dissolves and whose voice eternally lingers in the landscape.

credits

released December 8, 2023

Lorenzo Badin - Guitar, Farfisa organ, sitar, setar
Marco Buffetti - Drums, percussion, keyboards, vibraphone, Farfisa organ, piano
Enrico Maragno - Bass
Thomas Powell - Vocals, synth, percussion, programming
Luca Zantomio - Guitar, saz

All tracks written and produced by Citrus Citrus.
Additional vocals and bass by Roberto Dell’Era on “Sunday Morning In The Sun” and “Lost It”.

Recorded by Cristopher Bacco at Studio 2 Recording (IT).
Overdubs recorded by Tumaca, Mixed by Tumaca.
Mastered by Giovanni Versari at La Maestà (IT).

Cover art and design by Gloria Shtini.

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