"Gioielli Rubati" is a captivating journey through the musical landscapes of two Italian icons, Alice and Franco Battiato. Released on January 1, 1985, under the Capitol Music label, this album is a unique collection of Battiato's songs reimagined by Alice's distinctive voice and artistic vision. With a blend of italo dance and Italian singer-songwriter genres, "Gioielli Rubati" offers a fresh perspective on Battiato's original compositions, showcasing Alice's ability to infuse new life into familiar melodies.
The album features nine tracks, each a testament to Alice's interpretative skills. Standout songs like "Summer On A Solitary Beach" and "Prospettiva Nevski" highlight Alice's versatility and depth as a performer. The album's duration of just over 31 minutes ensures a concise yet impactful listening experience, making it a perfect addition to any music enthusiast's collection.
"Gioielli Rubati" is not just a cover album; it's a celebration of collaboration and artistic reinvention. Alice's renditions of Battiato's songs are more than just covers—they are unique interpretations that stand on their own merit. With arrangements by Roberto Cacciapaglia and production by Angelo Carrara, this album is a testament to the power of musical collaboration and the enduring appeal of Italian pop and dance music. Whether you're a fan of Alice, Battiato, or simply appreciate great music, "Gioielli Rubati" is an album that deserves a place in your music library.
This LP was released in 1986.
