Giulio Ferry - Bass Station (2020)

This debut album encompasses the tension generated between the electric bass and the encounter with the percussive and electronic Latin rhythms, in a stylistic and emotional form that sways from the first to the last song between refined suns and pressing grooves.

With his blues-jazz style bass, Giulio Ferry establishes a dialogue of knowledge, a cultural and geographical exchange that makes you feel good and allows you to appreciate the flow of notes and ideally cross the Mediterranean from Europe to Africa.

Giulio Ferry began playing bass at 16, with rock, pop, and blues bands from Molise, he plays and arranges new songs with the Molise group Alti e Bassi, and with the singer-songwriter Luigi Farinaccio. Participate in summer tours as an Almanegretta shoulder group.

He began his studies at the Jazz music school of Campobasso Thelonius Monk with the Masters Nicola Cordisco, Giovanni Tommaso and subsequently Luca Pirozzi and participating in various seminars and clinics with the teacher Dario Deidda. He collaborates as a shift worker with singers of national caliber such as Viola Valentino, Ivan Cattaneo.

In 2013 he participates as an opening group in the Blues festival held in San Martino Joe's Blues

In 2015 he participated in the Umbria Jazz Clinics 2015 course organized by the Berkelee school music in Boston with the American Bassist Maestro Fernando Huergo and having received the certificate of participation in the course. And opening the jam in the Perugia club the Elf.

He composes his first solo album Bass Station, making it entirely on his own with Bass and Loop Station.