Belares
Belares formed in 2009 as a duo of Belisario Di Cesare and Alessia Lamoglia from Italy. Their music draws from neoclassical, ambient, and electronic sources,...
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Belares formed in 2009 as a duo of Belisario Di Cesare and Alessia Lamoglia from Italy. Their music draws from neoclassical, ambient, and electronic sources, though they've never settled into a single genre. Their debut album 'Notturno' came out in 2011, followed by 'Obsidian' in 2013 and 'The Light Thieves' in 2016.
Their 2020 album 'Memorial' gave its name to one of their most recognized songs, alongside tracks like 'Órbita' and 'Parassonia'. The band's sound has remained atmospheric and textural across these releases, with a focus on creating immersive listening experiences rather than conventional song structures.
Some listeners have found their experimental approach challenging, while others have responded to the emotional depth in their work. They continue to operate as a duo, maintaining a relatively low public profile while developing their catalog of ambient-influenced compositions.
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