Released: 2005
SCEP 390 | EAN: 8018344113906 | 
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“Milano Calibro 9”, inspired by a short story by Giorgio Scerbanenco (where the Fernando Di Leo movie was taken too, that Quentin Tarantino considers one of the greatest noir movies of all times), is a fast and pressing cinematic funk track, that really seems taken from the soubdtrack of the movie by the same name, while “No Problem” is a soul-jazz ballad (played live) with a super cool arrangement of Rhodes piano by Don Freeman.
Besides the original versions, the single contains the remixes by Madrid De Los Austrias (“Milano Calibro 9”) and 7 Samurai (“No Problem”). MDLA expand and explode the funk appeal in an old school electro production with house and breakbeat veers and create a smash for the dancefloor, while 7 Samurai turn the soul ballad into a dancing jazz song with electronic dashes.
CREDITS
A1:written by Stefano Ghittoni and Cesare Malfatti
Marcello Testa - bass
Leziero Rescigno - drums
Drums recorded by Leziero Rescigno and Giovanni Calella at Diabolicus Studio in Milan (Spring 2004)
A2:
additional production and remix by Madrid De Los Austrias
B1:
written by Stefano Ghittoni, Cesare Malfatti and Sean Martin
lyrics and vocal arrangements by Sean Martin
Sean Martin - vocals
Don Freeman - Rhodes
Luca "Lagash" Saporiti - bass
Paolo Milanesi trumpet
mastered by Giovanni Versari at Nautilus, Milan (November 2004)
picture by aria Arena
design by Giacomo Rastelli Giove
original versions included on the "Experimental in Ambient Soul" album - SCCD/LP 389