Fabrizio Brugnera & Edoardo Gastaldi - Sub Caelo Omnia Cadunt, Sub Aeternitate Nihil Perit - OUT NOW

Fabrizio Brugnera & Edoardo Gastaldi - "Sub Caelo Omnia Cadunt, Sub Aeternitate Nihil Perit" — Under heaven all things fall, under eternity nothing perishes - OUT NOW: https://too.fm/qx2gxyo

Some things reveal their meaning only with time. 

Our collaboration began in 2023, with the release of our first single. What followed were two further compositions, one of them created alongside Liesbet Leroy. Although conceived and released as independent works, we gradually became aware of an invisible thread running through all three. Echoes, recurring ideas, shared atmospheres, and perhaps something deeper: a common language that seemed to transcend the boundaries of each individual composition.

These works seemed to belong to one another, as if each carried a piece of a story that had not yet reached its conclusion. 

We decided to follow our intuition, and today's album is the result of that journey.

Sub Caelo Omnia Cadunt, Sub Aeternitate Nihil Perit — Under heaven all things fall, under eternity nothing perishes.

The title reflects a fundamental paradox of existence: everything within the realm of the temporal is subject to change, decay, and eventual disappearance. Forms dissolve, moments pass, and even the things we believe to be permanent are ultimately surrendered to time. Yet perhaps disappearance is not the same as annihilation. Perhaps what has existed leaves something behind, an impression, a resonance, a trace that continues to inhabit the world in ways we cannot always perceive.

Music, in this sense, becomes a peculiar form of resistance against transience. It cannot stop time, nor can it preserve the moment in its original form. But it can transform experience into something that outlives the circumstances of its creation. A feeling becomes a sound, a fleeting thought becomes a composition. Something once confined to a particular moment is given the possibility of existing again, elsewhere, in someone else's experience.

This 8-track album is therefore not simply a collection of new compositions, nor merely a continuation of what began with those three singles. It is an attempt to recognise the connections between things, to give continuity to what might otherwise remain fragmented, and to explore the space between impermanence and eternity.

Perhaps the story was always there. We simply needed time to hear it.