Music: Luca Marconi

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Francesco Grigoletti: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Rhythm Guitar
Luca Marconi: Lead Guitar
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar

Sol omnibus lucet.

Music: Raffaele Biolla, Simone Manfredi
Lyrics: Raffaele Biolla, Simone Manfredi, Francesco Grigoletti

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Francesco Grigoletti: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Rhythm Guitar
Luca Marconi: Rhythm Guitar
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Dracula reinterprets the vampire myth as an intimate struggle between immortality and humanity.
The character seeks neither power nor dominion, but liberation: trapped between darkness and desire, he longs to feel again, even at the cost of death.
The moon becomes both a guide and a temptation, while blood and night represent a distorted form of connection with the world. Immortality is not depicted as a gift, but as a painful condition that denies love, contact, and change.
By accepting his mortality, Dracula ultimately regains his humanity, completing a cycle in which loss is transformed into the possibility of redemption, not into condemnation.

Music & Lyrics: Simone Manfredi

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Francesco Grigoletti: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Rhythm Guitar
Luca Marconi: Lead Guitar
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals

In The Daylight is a dialogue between God and man.
God reminds man that his life is brief, and in this short span of time he should not worry about the future, but rather enjoy the gifts he has been given; that God loves him, that he belongs to Him as a creature, and that one day, if man wishes, they may meet again.
The figure of the deer, taken from the Song of Songs, represents man as the one who is loved, while the falling peach leaves symbolize the brevity of his life.
It is a hymn to life and a call to put first what truly matters.

Music & Lyrics: Simone Manfredi

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Francesco Grigoletti: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Rhythm Guitar
Luca Marconi: Lead and Rhythm Guitar
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Lead Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals

We are human, and as such, limited. This limitation leads us to question the meaning of our existence, which is revealed in the final words spoken: “love, live, forgive, never be sad.”
Man is not called to conform to the collective, but to resonate with his own natural frequency, fleeing from the one who brought death into the world and embracing hope, learning from his past to better understand himself.
This piece features guitar and keyboard solos characteristic of rock music from the past century, alternating with calmer moments: life is made of highs and lows, but in the end, we can be an exhilarating solo for those around us.

Music: Raffaele Biolla, Simone Manfredi
Lyrics: Raffaele Biolla

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Rhythm and Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Luca Marconi: Rhythm and Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Give Me The Rhythm represents the physical core of the album. The track invites the listener to let go of control, judgment, and performance, embracing movement as instinct rather than skill.
Dancing becomes an act of honesty, not elegance: a way to reconnect with the body and with others.
Simplicity is intentional: rhythm is presented as something that cannot be bought, taught, or imitated, but only experienced.
Within the context of the album, Give Me The Rhythm breaks the contemplative tension, allowing sound to be inhabited rather than observed.

Music & Lyrics: Simone Manfredi

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Rhythm Guitar
Luca Marconi: Lead Guitar
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals

What if our origin were not of this world, but we had been expelled from our true place of belonging? Inspired by real dreams, this track depicts man discovering that the reality he lives in is false: it seems to shout freedom while concealing hypocrisy and pride. The only way to briefly reclaim fragments of authenticity is through dreams, through which our true self emerges into the light of a hidden truth, kept inside a castle in a faraway land. The first part of the track, with its dreamlike arrangement, tells of this enchanted land, created by Morpheus to give man a place within creation. Only through the gift Prometheus gave to man after exile, dreams, can we briefly return to experience the primordial Eden. The second part of the track reflects the human experience, which, confronted with the world around us, questions itself and awakens from the true sleep: reality.

Music: Simone Manfredi
Lyrics: Simone Manfredi, Raffaele Biolla

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Francesco Grigoletti: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals
Luca Marconi: Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Keyboards, Backing Vocals

This track embodies what Sound Revival represents: a return to sound and melody as the protagonists, focusing on substance rather than form.
In a musical landscape where the label sets the rules, this cry for artistic freedom foregrounds the ideas and emotions through which the artist expresses himself and communicates with the world. It is not a rock song, it is a free shout within a homogenized chorus.
This is how the album’s only true hard rock track becomes the voice of the rebellion that only rock can convincingly convey.
The bridge recalls certain verses and melodies from Dracula: just as the Prince of Darkness longs to break free from the chains of immortality, so too do we feel trapped in a world of fast-food music that seems never-ending.

Music & Lyrics: Simone Manfredi

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Francesco Grigoletti: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Acoustic, Rhythm and Lead Guitar
Luca Marconi: Rhythm Guitar
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals

The focus returns to the human being in search of love, affection, and wholeness.
But the world has very little to offer, and often demands much in return, leaving man alone and with a desperate need to believe in something. The answer, however, is not down here. Only by looking upward does the sky open, revealing a timeless truth and an eternal fire.
The alternation of pop-rock melodies and metal-infused passages reflects the nature of love: a gentle fire that, if mismanaged, risks consuming everything.

Music & Lyrics: Raffaele Biolla

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Rhythm and Acoustic Guitar, Bongos, Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Ab initio verbum.

Music: Simone Manfredi
Lyrics: Simone Manfredi, Raffaele Biolla

Eleonora Avesani: Voice
Valentino Bendazzoli: Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar
Luca Marconi: Rhythm and Lead Guitar
Raffaele Biolla: Bass Guitar
Simone Manfredi: Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards

Waterfall At World’s End uses the image of the waterfall as a threshold between fear and transformation.
Inspired by the figure of Job, the piece reflects on doubt, suffering, and the search for meaning that goes beyond what is immediately visible. The stars, the sea, and the horizon become symbols of a silent dialogue between humanity and God, a dialogue often ignored, yet always present.
The “end of the world” is not depicted as destruction, but as a passage: a moment when fear dissolves and gives way to trust, revelation, and renewal. The waterfall represents the point where limits fall, allowing dreams and faith to coexist, not as answers, but as presence.