RADIORAMA. [ ALIENS ] (HQ)

FROM THE ALBUM " THE 2ND ALBUM"
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco
Year: 1987.

Radiorama (English: Radiorama) was a popular Italian pop group formed in 1984, performing songs in the genres of Italian disco , Eurobeat and Eurodance.
At the origins of the project was Aldo Martinelli, who, at the request of Mauro Farina, wrote together with Simone Zanini the first single - "Chance To Desire".[2] Due to the fact that Martinelli participated in many other projects, his name was not indicated on the cover. But Farina did otherwise. Because of this, Martinelli moved away from further composition, and Farina continued to work on the next songs.

Gradually, the following division of duties in the project was formed: solo parts were performed by Mauro Farina, female vocals were performed by Simone Zannini, later replaced by Clara Moroni. The songs were written mainly by Farina and Giuliano Crivelente, and produced by Paolo Gemma and Marco Bresciani.

Following "Desire" (released as a single and maxi-single on Out Records and Discomagic) in 1986 and 1987, there was a series of recordings that became widely known, the first of which were "Hey Hey" and "Vampires". In the wake of success, Farina and Krivellente decided to record an album, which was called "Desires and Vampires" and was released in 1986. Both the maxi single and the album were recorded for Out Records, but the subsequent successes of Yeti and Aliens (both 1986) appeared under the Discomagic label, which was also the company responsible for distributing all their products.

The second album was not long in coming - it received the name "The 2nd album" and appeared in 1987, being the first mention of the new label "Radiorama Records", on which until 1993 (when Mauro Farina created "21st Century Records") all new compositions would be created. Also in 1987, it is licensed in some countries, including Austria, Spain, Switzerland.

In the same year, Radiorama performed at the Sopot Festival during a major Italo disco concert, together with artists such as Milk and Coffee, Gazebo, Ken Laszlo and Savage.

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