While still unknown to many today, Enzo Minuti (1927-2000), aka Ezy Minus, left his unique mark on the kaleidoscopic world of Italian library music, as a multi-instrumentalist (button accordion, saxophone, clarinet, flute, piano, percussion, vocals), composer and producer as well as a painter. He opened one of the first (if not the first) recording studios in Bologna, Studio 67, where he composed and recorded his own library music, either under the monikers Ezy Minus, Maripal and Cronomas, or – most importantly for our purposes here – as the ‘Minus Vocal Group', which combined a bright and elegant choir with small electric combos.
Exotic rhythms, jazz echoes, and bittersweet ballads inhabit this collection of breezy, melody-oriented pieces that are perfect for cocktail parties and sunset car rides along coastal roads.