Klee Project

The Klee Project group was founded in 2011, starting from an idea of Roberto Sterpetti (famous Italian singer), and later it was supported by Enrico "Erk" Scutti, who participates in the composition of the lyrics. After five years of an intense work, the first album was born: "The long way." Thirteen songs written, arranged and composed by Roberto Sterpetti and Enrico Scutti: an intense journey between southern rock, alternative/contemporary metal, electro/pop from Eighties, and symphonic music. The first work sees, in addition to the founder and frontman Roberto Sterpetti, also Enrico Scutti (backing vocals and lyrics), Marco Sfogli (guest guitars), Lorenzo Poli (bass) and Antonio Aronne (drums), but also the participation of a string orchestra composed of 14 elements, and masterfully directed by maestro Francesco Santucci (RAI Orchestra). In addition, the song "Hereafter" records the presence of the enchanting cello of Tina Guo. The excellent response of critics and public convinces the leader Roberto Sterpetti to get back to work, trying to repeat the excellent success of the first album. The band is at the center of profound changes, and is deeply involved by a musical vortex that in the summer of 2017, after just one week, released the second album: "Living in confusion". Eleven tracks, always in the wake of the perfect Italian southern rock mix, this time composed and arranged completely by Roberto Sterpetti, with the collaboration of two American artists, Mike Botula and Blitch66, that are able to tell incredible stories and sensations. The second album also sees the involvement of two new entry into the band: two excellent musicians, Chicco Gussoni for the guitar and Daniele Iacono at the drums. The presence of Lorenzo Poli, masterful interpreter of the bass, remains as an anchor for the band. "Living in confusion" is powerful, essential and sharp: a mix of dusty roads, broken hearts, existences that are traveling towards freedom.