Galactica by Gianni Fallabrino

Released way back in 1972, "Galactica" is an instrumental journey through the cosmos, crafted by Gianni Fallabrino, a composer with an extensive track record in both jazz and pop music. Each of the twelve tracks is named after a star, and they soar beyond predictable harmonies. Instead, they dive into adventurous orchestral arrangements brimming with mystery, cosmic swirls, and suspenseful psychedelia.
While "Cervantes" is a beautiful jewel of solo flamenco guitar, the other compositions, especially "Mizar," "Sirius," and "Rigel," lean into a darker, more dramatic mood. Their introspective and tense orchestral patterns evoke a feeling of unease, perfect for a deep space voyage through shadowy and unsettling corners of the universe.

Welcome to the Four Flies Vaults, a digital collection of rare Italian music specially recorded for film, radio and television, most of which is available for sync licensing. Here you can discover hidden gems from the golden age of Italian film and library music. All albums have been remastered from the original analog recordings.