El Sòrrio and the multiple musical identities of "ESCE TUTTO"

It would seem almost impossible to say that Once upon a time in America (1984) would have been a masterpiece even without the soundtracks of Ennio Morricone, or that Bodyguard would have made history also without I Will Always Love You. The music has given these films that missing piece that transformed them in some unique and memorable. On the idea that video and melody can be strengthened each other was born the project of El Sòrrio, a producer with an unknown identity based in Milan who has just published his first EP ESCE TUTTO (La Tempesta). Why it's special? The multiple musical identities of this work, capable of alternating sound pop with the melancholic trap, are accompanied by a video-mixtape, a collage of clips that reveal torments, joys, discoveries, the soul of a boy who discovered the city, the chaos of adolescence, rave, girls. Fear and analysis of himself and of his anxiety, the feeling of being often in the right place but at the wrong time.

All this has been possible thanks to the direction of Tommaso Dell'Anna and Valentina De Zanche and thanks to the collaboration of Italian filmmakers and artists (Giada Bossi, Giulio Scalisi, Tommaso Lipari, Simonetta Leonora AKA @defollowami) who made ESCE TUTTO something to listen and see at the same time.