He is credited with having invented a world unique musical and personal, nostalgic and melancholy, which did not need words to be appreciated and arouse emotions. Pianist since childhood, initially undertook a career as a lawyer who still carries on, but when you leave the music reflects all of his creative genius. Compared to previous albums Igloo presents important new features that enhance the sound world of Anzovino: a series of duets with the great musicians of the Italian scene, a sort of dialogue in two voices full of personal impressions heterogeneous. It starts with the title song from that album, characterized by a rhythm of passion and supported by piano and drums by Remo Franz Di Cioccio. You then follow the clarinet Gabriel Mirabassi bass Enzo Pietropaoli, Bebo Ferra's guitar, saxophone and even the Francis Bearzatti flugelhorn Luca Aquino, because all the instruments can talk to each other and create big emotions if there community of purpose. For its part Anzovino moves continue throwing bridges between classical music and jazz, between tradition and modernity, bringing the mind to distant worlds always accompanied by his brother Mark Anzovino on guitars and accordion master Gianni Fassetta. The trio had already proved successful in previous works, and especially in live that reveals itself in all its expressiveness. Waiting to enjoy the concert so enjoy this disc which is an imaginary trip around the world and exciting, from the deserts of Africa to the Igloo of the poles.

TRACKLIST:
"Taboo"
"Son"
"Lover"
"Metropolitan"
"Sambanero"
"Drift"
"Two fingers"
"Within the walls"
"Where are you"
"The mysteries of the soul"
"Bare hands"
"Walk in the Night"