VRAELL

Vraell (Alessio Scozzaro) creates music that reflects the quiet beauty of dusk. His debut album Once a Blue Hour was largely created in these quiet hours and combines personal experiences, healing and self-discovery. The London-based artist combines ambient electronics, soft beats and catchy guitar melodies to create an introspective soundscape that reflects his Sicilian roots and his journey to find himself.

Once a Blue Hour showcases Scozzaro's innovative approach to the guitar, informed by his classical training and love of genre diversity. His music is inspired by indie folk and modern composers such as Sufjan Stevens, Bon Iver and Olafur Arnolds, creating multi-layered arrangements with intricate guitar structures. Songs like "Fever Call" and "Ladybird" emphasize his fine sound work, with dark, oscillating melodies and hopeful, resonant strings that together create a special mood.

His concerts offer an atmospheric experience that celebrates the emotional depth and expressive power of the guitar. Vraell's live performances promise a journey through ambient soundscapes and intimate, soulful compositions that immerse the audience in his meditative world of sound.