"Tutti Giù - Everybody sometimes falls" OST

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1.	Prologue 00:40
2.	End titles 02:09	buy track
3.	Innocence lost 02:09
4.	Youth 05:23	buy track
5.	The artwork 01:37
6.	Two worlds encounter 02:00
7.	E.'s journey 10:36	buy track
8.	Gladiators (Oaxaca revisited) 04:06	buy track
9.	Snow 00:32
10.	Mahler's alternative take 05:56	buy track
11.	Night lights 02:29	buy track

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You find the video from the first single "Youth" here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfkGQ1FD_R8

Download for free "Mahler's alternative take", if you like.

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The movie “Tutti Giù – Everybody sometimes falls” (www.tuttigiu-film.ch?lang=en), directed by Niccolò Castelli, produced by Imagofilm Lugano (Switzerland) and co-produced by RSI (Swiss radio and television broadcasting company), was selected in film festival such as Locarno, Montreal, Kaunas, Mons and Hof.

Called to compose the original soundtrack, KOVLO begin to imagine and create new sounds while reading the script. They discover the story of three young people that life puts to a severe test: can they achieve self-awareness, and still nurture that sacred flame which makes them feel alive? It is a massive challenge, which each must face alone between dreams and fears, successes and defeats.

For the band this time it doesn’t mean to build musical movements meant only to be listened, but to compose multiple and different soundscapes, starting from a common atmosphere that creates new themes, emotions and meanings emerging from the movie. KOVLO are stimulated by the director to compose joyful and happy music, able to express the desire of life from the youngsters, but also to compose melancholic and alienated tunes, able to express the lost childhood and the difficulties of growing up and fit in society.

Many songs are played, arranged and recorded while the movie sequences are projected in front of the band, and will converge directly in the soundtrack. Other songs are rebuilt and rearranged thinking at the album. The final result is a musical journey able to tell stories and emotions to the listener.

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released February 21, 2013

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KOVLO Lugano, Switzerland

The sound of the band moves between quite, intimate and mysterious soundscapes, and hypnotic, furious and violent noise explosions, in the tradition of bands like Mogwai, GSYBE!, Shellac, Isis, Explosion in the sky, Sigur Ros.

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