Lorenzo Cimino & Sergio Sorrentino presents Enoscapes, a refined homage to Brian Eno

Released on April 10 via Suoni Possibili, Enoscapes by Lorenzo Cimino and Sergio Sorrentino arrives as a thoughtful and immersive tribute to the sonic universe shaped by Brian Eno. More than a reinterpretation, this album stands as a continuation of the ambient philosophy, offering a listening experience where sound unfolds slowly and space becomes part of the composition itself.

Built around a delicate balance of trumpet, electric archtop guitar, and minimal electronics, Enoscapes transforms familiar works like Music for Airports (1/1) and By This River into deeply intimate sound environments. Rather than recreating these pieces, Cimino and Sorrentino strip them to their emotional core, allowing new textures and improvisational nuances to emerge with clarity and restraint.

One of the most distinctive elements of the record is the role of the trumpet. Under Cimino’s vision, the instrument moves beyond melody and becomes a generator of landscapes, shaping atmosphere and guiding the listener through evolving sonic spaces. This approach blends naturally with Sorrentino’s expressive guitar work, creating a fragile yet cohesive dialogue between both musicians.

The album also includes original compositions such as Enoscape, Souls, and Endless, which expand the conceptual framework of the project. These tracks maintain the same sense of stillness in motion, inviting a form of deep listening that rewards attention to detail and subtle shifts in tone and texture.

Recorded between La Spezia and Vercelli between late 2025 and early 2026, Enoscapes reflects the meeting of two highly accomplished artists. With Sorrentino’s international recognition and collaborations, including work with Philip Glass, and Cimino’s strong roots in avant-garde and Fluxus traditions, the result is both technically refined and emotionally resonant.

Enoscapes is a compelling release for listeners interested in ambient, modern classical, and experimental music, offering a quiet yet powerful exploration of sound as space and presence.