Blume are an Italian band born in 2008 and formed by Enrico Filisetti (Vocals-Songwriter), Ivan Savino (Songwriter-Keyboards-Production) and Daniele De Fabritiis (Guitars). Their sound is affected by the New Wave influence and by the nowadays alternative electro music and converges into a personal and modern Synthpop.The main features of the band are the melancholic atmospheres and its lyrics inspired by the European Romanticism and Decadent movement.
With the online release of the first recordings they capture the curiosity of media and critics, arousing the interest of the following and, most importantly, of some labels. In February 2009 the band signes its first recording contract with the US label “A Different Drum” and in December 2009 “Rise From Grey” is released. In January 2010 the debut album is released and distributed also in Canada, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden.
It receives very positive reviews and Blume become one of the most interesting realities of the electro wave music scene. As a matter of fact, their first album attains success in many specialized magazines and some songs are played by different local and regional radios, especially in America, Italy, Germany and European East.
Their music leads them to play in the most important underground European stages. In February 2011, during the promotional tour, the band opens the Covenant show at Siddharta Club in Prato, while in October 2011 the Kirlian Camera show at K17 in Berlin.
01. Fallen Horizon
02. White Shades
03. Walking In The Darkness
04. Endless
05. It's Not Enough
06. Across The Bridge
07. Der Einzige
08. Desperate Love
09. Farewell
10. Bright Light
RELEASE DATE :
06 Dec 09 - USA [A Different Drum]
29 Jan 10 - Europe [A Different Drum]
PRESS RELEASE:
BLUME is an exciting new electronic pop band from Italy that combines melancholy moods with energetic music and a smooth, strong voice. The debut album RISE FROM GREY is sure to catapult this promising threesome into the spotlight, appealing to fans of classic new wave and synthpop as well as to the fans of club-friendly industrial and futurepop.
