Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Corsican polyphonic singing with A Filetta's captivating album, "Pè a scusa." Released on December 4, 2012, under the DEDA label, this compact yet profound collection spans just 28 minutes, but it's a journey that lingers long after the final note fades.
A Filetta, renowned for their hauntingly beautiful harmonies, delivers a mesmerizing performance across eight tracks. From the liberating "Liberata" to the melancholic "Lisboa, noite triste," each song is a testament to the group's mastery of traditional Corsican music. The album's title track, "Pè a scusa," translates to "Excuse my feet," hinting at the raw, earthy roots of these songs.
The album is a blend of traditional and contemporary influences, with tracks like "Fiure" and "À Sergiu" showcasing the group's ability to infuse modern sensibilities into age-old traditions. The instrumental "Tango dell’assenza" adds a unique texture to the album, while "Ma dì ciò chè tù voli" and "Cun tè" highlight the group's signature harmonies.
"Mare eternu" and "Lisboa, noite triste" bring the album to a close, leaving you with a sense of tranquility and longing. "Pè a scusa" is not just an album; it's an experience, a window into the rich musical heritage of Corsica, and a testament to A Filetta's enduring artistry.