TWINSPIRITS Singer To Sit Out Italian Tour; Temporary Replacement Announced

February 7, 2008

Due to "personal problems," TWINSPIRITS singer Soren Adamsen won't be able to join the group on the its spring tour of Italy. Italian singer Nicola Sedda will replace Soren for the entire trek and will, for this special collaboration, present some of the songs from his latest album, "Since Before Creation". The dates are as follows:

Feb. 22 - Rock Club - Ronchi dei Legionari, Italy
Feb. 23 - Boulevard Music Club - Misan Adriatico, Italy
Feb. 28 - Black Horse - Cermenate, Italy
Feb. 29 - Zion Rock Club - Conegliano, Italy
Apr. 11 - Circolo Renfe - Ferrara, Italy
Apr. 12 - Sottosopra Rock Zone - Este, Italy
Apr. 18 - Locanda Blues - Roma, Italy
Apr. 19 - Cencio's Club - Prato, Italy
Apr. 24 - Le Piccole Iene - Romagnano Sesia, Italy

TWINSPIRITS filmed a promotional video at the end of October for the song "Fire" from the group's debut CD, "The Music that Will Heal the World". The clip was directed by Elia "Solingo" Cristofoli, who has previousy worked with many established Italian artists such as DOLCENERA, LAURA PAUSINI, RIUL DOAMNEI and ARTHEMIS.

TWINSPIRITS recently posted video footage from its appearance at the Zona Rock Festival in Italy on June 12, 2007. Watch the clip below.

TWINSPIRITS's debut CD, "The Music that Will Heal the World", was released in June 2007 via Lion Music.

As previously reported, TWINSPIRITS bassist Alberto Rigoni will release his debut solo album, "Something Different", on February 15 via Lion Music. According to a press release, the CD "is composed of ten tracks, eight of which are arranged as instruments and two of them sung. The main features of the album are, on one side the extreme variety of the tunes, on the other side the union of experimental research with the comeback of melody. Progressive, funky, rock, fusion, ambient suggestions blend in an original poetical mix that frees from any defined genre and turns out to be immediately catchy to every kind of listener. The CD features appearances by guests such as guitar players Tommy Ermolli and Daniele Gottardo. Some tunes of it have already been successfully broadcast by the Italian national radio channel RAI Radio 3 along with an interview to the author, before any public release."

For more information, visit www.albertorigoni.net.

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