Written In Partnership with Brand Partner Content
There is a melodic secret, a covert romance with richness unseen in a world where neon lights and computerized soundscapes rule supreme — meet The Gypsy Queens. Imagine a band that is so well-known that you haven’t heard of them yet, yet they are virtually the most well-known group. It’s similar to learning that your preferred hidden gem café serves as a front for a covert musical organization.
Readers need not worry, however, as The Gypsy Queens are prepared to reveal their musical identity and are incorporating Tony Danza’s magic into it. Yes, you read correctly: Tony Danza. Just the mention of his name makes you want to put on a tuxedo and tap dance in a confetti-filled downpour.
“Buona Sera Signorina,” their most recent hit, is more than simply a song; it’s an invitation to a velvet-draped salon where you’re snacking on elegance and drinking refinement. This song is similar to the key that unlocks a hidden door, leading to their much awaited album “Reminiscing with Friends.” The true mystery is in the harmonies, so move over, Sherlock.
The Gypsy Queens started off their adventure serenading souls in the charming cafés of Nice, under the energetic leadership of Didier “Didi” Casnati and Phil Jones. They had no idea that their journey would take them from cobblestone alleyways to serenading Bono under a dusk sky, equivalent to a musical adventure. Remind yourselves that twilight ballads might spark revolutionary partnerships.
Their success isn’t just determined by the distance they’ve covered or the platforms they’ve performed on; it’s also determined by the resonance that conveys more than simply melody—it hints at legacy. Think of their music as a perfectly matured wine that is served at exclusive parties for the world’s most affluent people as well as on the pastoral meadows of Glastonbury. This is the type of enchantment that creates tales out of get-togethers.
The difference is that the Gypsy Queens are not only spinning melodic stories but also incorporating humanitarian causes into their fabric. Their harmonies have made you want to give simply to be in the same room as them at galas and events where they have contributed their voices. Charities mixed with saxophone soliloquies? Enroll us!
Let’s now discuss cooperation. Grammy-winning virtuoso Larry Klein is arranging their next album, “Reminiscing with Friends.” Imagine this: With Kirk Whalum’s saxophone solos providing a feast for the senses, and James Gadson’s drums delivering a rhythmic poetry slam. It resembles a musical feast with saxophone sauté and poetry rhythm on the menu.
It’s impossible not to be struck by the enchantment when Didi Casnati considers their album: “To share this dream with icons such as Lulu, Tony, and Peter is to conjure a magic that we hope will reverberate in the hearts of all who find solace in our songs.” This is more than simply an album; it’s a musical message from Hogwarts to a world where the greats communicate in a tongue other than our own.
Even after serenading celebrities like Elton John and Robert De Niro, the Gypsy Queens are still the industry’s best-kept secret. It’s similar to being granted access to a secret party as a VIP. November 17th, when their record is released, is more than simply a date on the calendar—it’s an initiation ritual that welcomes them into a community that understands the unspoken language of the classics.
To learn more about the Gypsy Queens please visit their website.
Advertising disclosure: We may receive compensation for some of the links in our stories. Thank you for supporting LA Weekly and our advertisers.