OUR FEATURED ALBUM IS: “Iridescence” by Louis Anthony deLise
“Iridescence” is the fourth solo album project for award-winning composer, arranger, and producer Louis Anthony deLise. The album was born out of a single composition – the title track – which began as a birthday gift for deLise’s friend, oboist Nancy Rumbel. From there, Grammy®-winning Rumbel created the gorgeous lead lines for the track, which was released as a single last year.
A little background on Louis: For several years, deLise was a percussionist and arranger for Grammy®-winner, Peter Nero. He was also arranger and conductor for Grammy®-winning rock band, Halestorm, as well as for singer and songwriter, Robert Hazard, who wrote “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” Louis has produced and arranged “Top 10” albums for William DeVaughn, and he was the string arranger for the Number 1 “Billboard” hit, “You Are My Friend,” by Grammy®-winner, Patti LaBelle.
“Iridescence,” deLIse’s new album release, is nine tracks, thirty-seven relaxing minutes of neo-classical music, which deLise describes as “post-genre,” as the music on the album incorporates the juxtaposition of disparate musical elements.
You can read our album review HERE.
Information, get the album, listen, etc. at official artist website:
https://www.louisanthonydelise.com/ or stream it here: https://orcd.co/ladlirid
