Mumbai, 3 October, 2023
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Updated: Oct 15, 2023
After whetting his listeners' appetites with his previous single releases, Italian singer and actor Michele Morrone's long-awaited second album is now set to conquer the hearts of his innumerable followers.
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The 15-track follow-up to the debut album "Dark Room," titled "Double," will be published on September 29, 2023.
Mysterious as always, yet quietly hinting at what awaits the listener, the multi-talented artist provides us a glimpse into the album's inner world with this communiqué, "Double is an inner journey, in search of good and evil, that is inside me. Double defends fears, but it doesn't denounce them, it wants to make them a weapon for the benefit of the person."
The artist appears to find ideas and inspiration for his musical journey in unexpected places. Whether it's African voodoo dolls, as in "Puppet In Your Head," Korean movies and his own trip to Seoul, which influenced the track "To Do List," or "All I Want," a song he's dedicating to a child he met while visiting an earthquake camp in Turkey - but most of all, it's influenced by his personal life and the search for his own self.
Double brings out all of the guns that Italian ingenuity has to offer. The album Double makes the vocalist appear more personal and vulnerable than ever before, with issues like as emotions and feelings, courage, fear, longing, love, and desire.
Washington DC [US], September 3: On Saturday night, Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski's picture 'The Palace' received a 3-minute standing ovation at the Venice Picture Festival.
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Polanski directed the black comedy from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jerzy Skolimowski and Ewa Piaskowska, according to Variety. "The Palace" takes place on New Year's Eve 1999, when a dinner party at the Gstaad Palace Hotel in Switzerland takes an unexpected turn.
Oliver Masucci, Fanny Ardant, John Cleese, Bronwyn James, Joaquim de Almeida, Luca Barbareschi, Milan Peschel, Fortunato Cerlino, Mickey Rourke, Alexander Petrov, and Viktor Dobronravov are among the cast members. Irina Kastrinidis, Olga Kent, Naike Anna Silipo, Matthew T. Reynolds, Teco Celio, Marina Strakhova, Michelle Shapa, Danylo Kotov, and Davide Gagliardi are among those who have participated.
'The Palace' set designer Tonino Zera won Venice's Campari Passion for Film award from creative director Alberto Barbera before the film's debut, according to Variety. Polanski has a history with Venice, having shown his 2011 feature 'Carnage,' starring Kate Winslet and Jodie Foster, as well as 2019's 'An Officer and a Spy,' according to Variety.
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