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Daniele Baldelli & Jolly Mare
Flusso Uno
International Feel - Cat No: IFEEL091
- updated:2026-04-16
A 12-inch release on International Feel featuring a collaboration between legend Daniele Baldelli and Jolly Mare (Fabrizio Martina), who has released tracks on Orbeatize, Bastard Jazz Recordings, and International Feel. (Saito)
Daniele Baldelli and Jolly Mare come together for a record that feels less like a collaboration and more like a shared state of mind. Flusso Uno moves through Afro-cosmic kraut-inflected psychedelia and cinematic electronics with a natural, unforced flow, where rhythm, texture and narrative all pull in the same direction.
Rather than referencing the past, the EP treats it as a living language. The longform, ritualistic percussion of early cosmic dance culture meets the hypnotic motorik pulse of krautrock and the more structured, sample-driven tribalism that followed in later decades. What ties it all together is a deep sense of atmosphere and
intention: music that feels physical, emotional and quietly transportive.
“We particularly focused on ritual percussions, hypnotic grooves and suspended atmospheres, trying to blend musical anthropology, auteur electronics and narrative instinct.”
Dhol Parade opens the journey like a slow-burning procession, drums circling and expanding as if guiding the listener into another space. With Icari the perspective lifts, melodic lines drifting and tilting, constantly searching for balance between gravity and flight. Huldufolk pulls everything back into a shadowy, nocturnal zone, where textures feel half-real, half-imagined.
Finally, Viaggio Tascabile loses the record in a quietly reflective way, a compact voyage that sums up the EP’s philosophy: small in scale, deep in meaning. Flusso Uno is not about nostalgia or revivalism. It is about taking the spirit of cosmic culture and letting it breathe in the present, where storytelling, dancefloor
intuition and sonic exploration still meet. A record made for open ears, open minds and long nights.
Rather than referencing the past, the EP treats it as a living language. The longform, ritualistic percussion of early cosmic dance culture meets the hypnotic motorik pulse of krautrock and the more structured, sample-driven tribalism that followed in later decades. What ties it all together is a deep sense of atmosphere and
intention: music that feels physical, emotional and quietly transportive.
“We particularly focused on ritual percussions, hypnotic grooves and suspended atmospheres, trying to blend musical anthropology, auteur electronics and narrative instinct.”
Dhol Parade opens the journey like a slow-burning procession, drums circling and expanding as if guiding the listener into another space. With Icari the perspective lifts, melodic lines drifting and tilting, constantly searching for balance between gravity and flight. Huldufolk pulls everything back into a shadowy, nocturnal zone, where textures feel half-real, half-imagined.
Finally, Viaggio Tascabile loses the record in a quietly reflective way, a compact voyage that sums up the EP’s philosophy: small in scale, deep in meaning. Flusso Uno is not about nostalgia or revivalism. It is about taking the spirit of cosmic culture and letting it breathe in the present, where storytelling, dancefloor
intuition and sonic exploration still meet. A record made for open ears, open minds and long nights.
"Daniele Baldelli and Jolly Mare have come together not so much for a collaboration as for an album that captures a shared state of mind. *Flusso Uno* moves between Afro-Cosmic Kraut-influenced psychedelia and cinematic electronics with a natural, effortless flow, where rhythm, texture, and narrative all pull in the same direction. Rather than merely referencing the past, the EP treats the past as a living language. The extended, ritualistic percussion of early cosmic dance culture meets the hypnotic, motoric pulses of Krautrock and the more structured, sample-driven tribalism that followed in the decades since. What ties it all together is a profound sense of atmosphere and intention. It is music that evokes a physical, emotional, and quiet sense of transportation. “We focused particularly on ritualistic percussion, hypnotic grooves, and a weightless atmosphere, seeking to fuse musical anthropology, authorial electronics, and narrative instincts. ‘Dhol Parade’ heralds the beginning of a journey like a slowly flaring procession, with drums swirling and expanding as if to guide the listener into another space. In ‘Icari,’ the perspective shifts; the melody drifts and tilts, constantly seeking a balance between gravity and flight. In “Huldufolk,” the textures draw us back into a world of shadowy nocturnes, as if set in a realm that is half-real and half-imagined. Finally, “Viaggio Tascabile” concludes the EP in a quiet, introspective manner—a compact voyage that encapsulates the EP’s philosophy: small in scale, yet profound in meaning. Flusso Uno is not about nostalgia or revival. It is about breathing life into the spirit of cosmic culture in the present—it is about storytelling, dancefloor intuition, and the exploration of sound. Intuition and the exploration of sound are still coming together. This is a record made for open ears, open hearts, and long nights. (From the press release)”