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Giorgio Gigli achieves his debut album after a personal path grown with his work on Zooloft Records. In the same way his dj sets reflect the spirit of that evolution. He explores sophisticated ambient layers as much as obsessive and hypnotic techno landscapes. “The Right Place Where Not To Be” is the title of this first full-length “sonic movie”, a work emerging from the depth of his soul that filters, in a proper way, every musical input he developed over the years. A scenario where human and animal life-form perished and only plants and minerals survived. Giorgio performs that concept writing an ultra-detailed soundtrack, using rich textures that hide secret acoustics, nhanced by alienating atmosphere that captivate the listener. The album is focused on obsessive rhythmics cut on low frequency, a persistent motion, a stable tremor, world exclaiming its life-forms in so far as details the missing ones. Sky is darkened by dub clouds and stratified sonics that electrify space around. Blooming sensations that cover a wide spectrum, alternating feverish tension to lights of trust. Confines are dejected, techno meets ambient, throwing up an amniotic fluid which is immersed our unconscious. A sonic bubble from a faraway era, a timeless atmosphere that describes a vision that seems to answer to most important question: why? Giorgio brilliantly manages the hard task of creating an album that describes in a cinematic manner a surreal concept with no loss of tension. LP is enhanced by a stylish Triple Gatefold with evocative artwork that expresses Giorgio’s thoughts. A sequence of mountains dominated by clouds of a clear sky, depths of flowers, the tinged memory of a wonderful past. Photography by Marcello and Alessandro Gianvenuti was created with B/N poses from an old Hasselblad, somewhere in the Dolomites, and enhanced by watercolour-painted textures at a later stage. Whole graphical project is curated by Studio Lord Z.