Some songs do not play; they lift, dance, and glow with a diffuse warmth that persists well past the last note. Don Pasquale Ferone's newest release, "Canta la Gioia," shows that you don't need a Ph.D. in music to make powerful Communal Joy. In some cases, a guitar, a verse, and a heart full of love are what it takes to create something brilliant.
"Canta la Gioia" is just the kind of album where you can feel the sunbeam on the first strum. Devoid of overproduction, this song flourishes in its essential qualities, making each note feel genuine and each lyric glow with loving sentiment. Ferone's warm, expressive voice glides effortlessly over the upbeat arrangement, as impossible to resist as a smiling face.
The acoustic instrumentation provides an intimate yet vibrant background, like Ferone singing directly to you. It's a reminder of the simple pleasures in life, the sort of song that makes you want to dance barefoot in the grass or sing at the top of your lungs. So crank it up, let the rhythm move you, and most importantly, "Canta la Gioia!"
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