Sensitivity and Words - Robert Lauri Announces His New Album "Power In Heaven"

Robert Lauri continually creates and produces at a dizzying pace and is always offering up new harmonies. His new album is set for release in May.

2011-04-11

PARIS, FRANCE, April 11, 2011 (Press-News.org) Robert Lauri, an eclectic international musician, controls a wide variety of musical genres and the extent of his musical creativity truly characterizes him as an artist.

He knows how to build a melody into a unique musical work of art, a true canvas of harmonies and color variations that, upon hearing, will remain etched in the listener's memory. He always operates with the same mastery in terms of harmonies and musical arrangements. He is a melodic visionary, a unique creator within his genre in all musical styles that he offers his listeners.

He literally puts us in a state of expectation: what new musical journey will he take us on this week? What will be the cultural influences on his new musical creation? Each album releases a powerful and original force and opens the door of imagination and dreams for each listener.

The styles differ and are continually renewed and yet Robert Lauri always follows the same path, that of sincerity. The album "Power in Heaven" gives us a set of spellbinding songs that stir our heart and soul as well as sharpens our sensitivity. There is nothing surprising about that since Robert Lauri weaves his creations with heartfelt intelligence. He takes his audience on a musical journey that allows them to come back feeling more serene- and with a smile on their lips.

Each Robert Lauri song could illustrate scenes from silent movies: their expression is so fluid and colorful that the melody actually "speaks."

Robert Lauri's creativity is here to stay, as if the artist never sleeps and that his ideas and musical creations stay with him day and night. Creating for him is like breathing. The musical moods each carry his "personal stamp," the magic touch of Robert Lauri. He has golden fingers, a true talent that will surprise many who hear his music for the first time.

To discover the new album, video clips, and links:

http://www.robert-lauri.com/musicaluniverses/

The video achievements are from Anna Clara Passarelli, an Italian artist who has been passionate about video and dance since childhood. Anna Clara Passarelli absorbs music, letting her emotions emerge. She matches the images that carry his musical emotions and the feeling that music gives her. The result is a collection of beautiful images that are in complete harmony with the melody.

The album "Power in Heaven" will be available on download sites in May.

For more information about the availability of the albums:

http://www.robert-lauri.com/musicdistribution/index.html

Music clip - Blueland extract of the album "Power in Heaven" :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIp6oTrrtEc

Contact Press :
Sensitivity and Words
Linda Vranken
music@sensitivityandwords.com

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