"Non potendo avere il sorriso dell'amore mi accontento della sua smorfia..."
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"Non potendo avere il sorriso dell'amore mi accontento della sua smorfia..."
Adele H.

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[“The story of Adele H.”, F. Truffaut, 1975]
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Isabelle Adjani photographed by Jacques Henri Lartigue during the shooting of the film "L'Histoire d'Adèle H," 1975.

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Listed: Adele H
Adele H is a singer/songwriter from Bergamo-Milan in Italy, who records on her own using loops and voices and stratifications of sounds to build spare but textured compositions. She is married, for what it’s worth, to long-time Dusted favorite Buck Curran, but her work is distinct and idiosyncratic and altogether its own thing. Of her album, Impermanence, Jennifer Kelly wrote, “[Her voice] floats and loops and flutters, letting wordless ‘ooh-ooh-oohs’ vault across the scale and blowing workmanlike words like glass into fantastic shapes.”
Adele H — Impermanence (Obsolete)
Impermanence by Adele H
Adele H’s 2018 debut, Civilization, was largely a capella, the Italian singer’s voice looped and massed and harmonized into swelling crescendos, with only a little percussion for company. This time around, she adds some shadowy, minor key piano to her arsenal. The piano adds rhythm and solidity to songs, but it is still the voice that takes precedence. It floats and loops and flutters, letting wordless “ooh-ooh-oohs” vault across the scale and blowing workmanlike words like glass into fantastic shapes.
Adele H. - Una storia d'amore (1975) di François Truffaut
Isabelle Adjani e François Truffaut