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Summer 2013: new electronic music cover of Laura Branigan/Umberto Tozzi's 80s dance song, Gloria, that hit the top position in the US chart "Cash Box" (1982).
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Maurice Noah vs Glo Ria
Gloria (new release)
THX88 Digital Art Factory
Genre(s): alternative dance, edm, club music, electronica, breaks
Released: 2013

Maurice Noah: Drum Machine, Synthesizers
Glo Ria: Vocals
Fausto de Bellis, Michele di Lauro: Guitars

Cover artwork by Matilde Soligno
Special creatives: Matteo D'Amaro, Antonella Vezza, Alessandro di Bella, Gianluca di Dio

Original song writers: Umberto Tozzi, Trevor Veitch

Available also on Amazon and Google Music Store
Follow on Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/artist/5b4CbjQoxMhLbjJ7sgiklP

Forthcoming album: We Are Not Terrestrial - The Life and Times of Happy Shapeshifters (2014)

Gloria, first collaboration experiment of composer Umberto Tozzi with foreign musicians at the end of the 70s, acquired international fame in the years 82-83 thanks to an English-language version by Laura Branigan. The remake lost the song's original romantic mood to become the study of a problematic character, "a girl who runs too fast for her steps", and sold over two million copies only in the US, climbing to the first position in the American singles chart Cash Box.
A prestigious result, accomplished only by one other Italian: Domenico Modugno and his Nel Blu Dipinto di Blu. The song's international fame was further consolidated by its feature in the musical Flashdance (1983).

See more at: http://www.mauricenoah.com
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Nuova uscita musica elettronica estate 2013: una rielaborazione edm della hit degli anni 80 Gloria, di Laura Branigan, a sua volta rivisitazione in inglese dall'omonimo singolo di Umberto Tozzi, che perde il carattere romantico dell'originale e re-inventa Gloria come lo studio di un personaggio problematico "che corre troppo veloce per le proprie gambe".
La versione disco del 1982 raggiungerà la prima posizione in classifica negli Stati Uniti e sarà certificata disco di platino.
Ora drum machine e sintetizzatori rimodulano l'insoddisfazione del personaggio della canzone originale nella generazione contemporanea, in una vita che viaggia a un'altra velocità.