Release Date:July 3rd, 2011
Genre: Electro House, Tech House, Techno
Producers: DJ Cloud, The Wolverines
Written By: Cinzia Ricci
Recorded: 2011
Label: Shooting Star Records/Monk Of Fire Music
Background Info
2011 has had many, many surprised in the music industry as the year is entering its second quarter. We have witness so many new acts in the last few months, not to mention the music of the great ones, old and new, attacking the radio and single as well as album charts. Earlier this year, Cinzia Ricci, the hot headed Italian glamazon who (in everyone's eyes) was a "crazed fan" who slapped one of the Stat Nerds on National Television during the Hall Of Fame awards has now risen from the rock that it seemed that she was hiding under. We found out that Cinzia was a singer and had an apparent history with the Stat Nerds regarding a hot unground rivalry where the two competed for a contract for Shooting Aces. Fortunately, our assumptions were wrong and as she was away, she let the media frenzy after the performance cool down not to 'get the best of the situation for her career' and returned to her country for a new beginning. She then got in contact with close friend and big time underground French DJ, DJ Cloud to record a song together which was named 'So What'. The song was a huge hit underground for France and DJ Cloud soon got this amazing idea to start a team, a movement and let Cinzia know about his even closer friend DJ Night where he's attacking the charts in the U.S and U.K with Netherlands singer, Desiree Shapiro. Meetings were done, agreements were made, and DJ Cloud and DJ Night both created an imprint under Junction Records named "ElectroHorseInc" which will feature the two DJ's, Desiree and Cinzia.
Later in 2011, Cinzia released an official statement that she would be leaving ElectroHorse ink for unknown reasons, and since then Desiree and DJ Night have split and haven't spoken since. Cinzia expressed an uneasy feeling with the group and stated they didn't really respect her ideas as an artist and didn't respect her ideas to try out different types of music including pop and other types of dance music. Cinzia also stated that after her performance with Matty singing Close To Tears, she didn't want to stick to House music and wouldn't want it to be her only resort later in her career even though her music will be heavily influenced by all types of House music.
About The Song
Italian Hearted is a menacing Electro House, Technical House single that can appeal all over Europe and we are sure the United States as well. It is apparent that the song is made to completely light up night clubs and the radio as well, not to mention people's minds. The song starts off with a Tech House beat creating a cool, smooth vibe as Cinzia's confident, strong and sassy voice sings over the beat. The song quickly evolves into a empowering Electro-House beast as the bass line pounces exuberantly over the beat as the song gets thrown with Trance sounds and tuned up horns swaying up and down. The song can make a listener feel as if they are getting attacked by the song to sort of feel the loving, happy, and most of all clubby vibe, even when feeling the complete opposite. The song is about being loved and talks about the heart of an Italian woman, but throughout the song, Cinzia isn't talking about Italian women as a whole, but about herself too, singing the words "I'm Italian Hearted, Italian Hearted, i-i-i- Italian Hearted".
With a remastered and thumping baseline and additional production by The Wolverines making the song more radio ready as to underground and not too common to the ear but at the same time unique,. Tt looks like The Wolverines along with DJ Cloud have hit another home run, this time with Cinzia Ricci. Now the real question is... do you agree?? And will Cinzia's career shine brighter then Desiree Shapiro's, and will this be the last song she records with DJ Cloud?
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OOC: Sorry for the length, had alot to get out, please leave I.C and OOC comments! :)
Edited by user 04 July 2011 04:42:18(UTC)
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