ALL ANONIMIX SONGS AND INSTRUMENTALS ARE FREE BUT ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE AT LAST.FM SINCE THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE NEW PAY-PER-STREAM POLICY FOR ALL COUNTRIES OUTSIDE AMERICA, BRITAIN AND GERMANY. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Anonimix is a rare Anglo-Sicilian blend of cultures and styles, where north meets south, acoustic meets electronic, and elements of pop, rock, folk and jazz embrace each other on a vibrant bed of Mediterranean and Latin-American rhythms. Thoughtful lyrics, eclectic piano, mellow reeds and lively percussion blend together harmoniously to create a distinctly original sound that escapes easy classification. Anonimix was born late one evening in the autumn of the year 1999 in a small converted garage in the rugged, lava-black foothills of Mount Etna, on the east coast of Sicily. An only child of mixed parentage, Anonimix's infancy was strongly marked by the regular, structured, pop/rock influences of an English father and the looser jazz/ethnic influences and rhythms of a Sicilian mother. Raised and nurtured on such classic childhood development aids as Cubase and Stylus, Anonimix began at an early age to explore the delicate art of blending the acoustic instrumentation of those critical formative years with more modern, carefully selected electronic sounds. Timid by nature, Anonimix is not known for extravagant live exhibitions, preferring the quiet intimacy of the garage/studio to fashion and shape with calm reflection the songs and instrumental tracks that are offered here for your listening pleasure. LINE-UP Tony Lawson (guitar and vocals) Dario Calì (keyboards, percussion and beats) Enzo Vaccaro (sax) Anonimix CD cover art (300dpi) can be downloaded at www.anonimix.com __________________________________ Anonimix is a member of IMIsound Independent Musicians from Italy <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Anonimix">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.