The project reunites the pianist (himself with three children) with Norwegian record label Losen Records  and features  long-time friend and renowned trumpeter Fabrizio Bosso. 

Italy and Scandinvia may not be common bedfellows in the world of music, but something makes sense about the Italians signing with a Norwegian record label for this release, whose chamber-jazz sensitivity and brooding soundscapes is not a million miles away from that famous ECM sound. 

Lorenzo De Finti (perhaps unsurprisingly) started out as a classical musician & composer, before diving into the world of jazz in the 1990s; first at America’s prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston and then out on the road with artists  diverse as The Harlem Gospel Choir, Ziggy Marley, Alex Acuna and long-standing collaborator Eric Marienthal. His quartet has recently become one of the more interesting new jazz acts in the European scene, especially after the world tour following the release of their 3rd album “Mysterium Lunae”.

Featured trumpet player Fabrizio Bosso has been a mainstay on the international jazz scene since graduating from the Turin conservatory of music as a 15-year old prodigy. He’s performed an incredible range of projects – from big band and straight ahead jazz to pop, bossa and avant garde – not to mention his own releases on Universal Records’ legendary Blue Noteimprint. The overarching theme of his career, though, is an openness to new ideas. 

Lullabies From An Unknown Time brings  a set of  music full of restraint, poignancy and sensitivity.

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