L'orso
L'Orso formed in Turin in 2008 with Enrico Gabrielli on saxophone and clarinet, Alberto Argentesi on guitar, Luca Cavina on bass, Marco Parente on drums, and...
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L'Orso formed in Turin in 2008 with Enrico Gabrielli on saxophone and clarinet, Alberto Argentesi on guitar, Luca Cavina on bass, Marco Parente on drums, and Edoardo Bianchi handling vocals. They put out their self-titled debut album independently in 2011, working outside the usual label system from the start.
Their 2012 album 'Canzoni per un mondo a venire' drew attention for its political lyrics, which sparked some debate at the time. The band kept releasing records like 'Regina' in 2014, 'Il senso della vita' in 2018, and 'Senzatempo' in 2021. One of their songs, 'Ottobre Come Settembre,' appears among their most-listened tracks.
Their sound pulls from jazz and folk elements, with Gabrielli's reeds and clarinet weaving through the arrangements. The instrumentation tends to be detailed, and the lyrics often touch on personal and social themes without settling into one predictable style.
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