Wilmington’s Gallucio to Release Debut Album

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  
May 11. 2007

Wilmington native and award winning guitarist Anthony Gallucio and his band “Gallucio” will be releasing their debut Album in early May of this year.  The album consisting of ten songs and one bonus track featuring a guest appearance by legendary reggae guitarist Earl “Chinna” Smith (Soul Syndicate band, Bob Marley and the Whalers, Josh Stone) was produced and engineered by Grammy™ nominated engineer/producer David Ivory (The Roots, Silvertide, Patti LaBelle).

“We have extremely high hopes for Anthony and his band and the new album.  It’s exceptional in every way. We’re already beginning to talk with major and independent record labels in anticipation of this release and are in talks with local and European promoters to facilitate a tour to promote the album” stated Gallucio manager Ken Cavalier of Allure Artist Media Entertainment Group.

You can find more information on Gallucio, his tour dates, and album release at his website www.gallucio.com or by contacting the Allure Media Entertainment Group at gallucio@allureartists.com  

Superstar Artist and Producer Bunny Sigler to perform on Gallucio’s Debut Album

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April 10, 2007

Gallucio’s debut album, featuring Wilmington’s Anthony Gallucio is set for release in May of 2007.  The album with guest appearances by a variety of superstar artists will include an appearance by Philadelphia’s “Bunny Sigler”.

Bunny performs with Anthony on the R&B styled track “Halleluiah” a blend of soulful vocals and riveting jazz guitar riffs and is sure to be a favorite among Gallucio fans. With Grammy™ nominated engineer/producer David Ivory at the helm the album, a mixture of original genres and styles, is expected to do extremely well.

For more information on Gallucio’s debut album including distribution outlets visit www.gallucio.com or contact the Allure Media Entertainment Group at gallucio@allureartists.com

Visit Gallucio’s websites:
www.gallucio.com
www.myspace.com/gallucio
www.sonicbids.com/gallucio

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Gallucio - All For You / 2007 Cornerless / 11 Tracks /
http://www.gallucio.com / Reviewed 04 June 2007

The sharp guitar line that starts out "California Jesus", the first track on "All For You", gives the disc a nice energy with which to work off of. This is needed, especially since Gallucio's vocals during this track are a little bit slower (while still having an energy of their own, they are bolstered considerably by the guitar work). By the time the chorus hits, I really have a feel Gallucio as creating the same type of rock that a band like KISS would do on their "Psycho Circus"
album.

It is hard hitting while still having hints of pop rock in it, it is fresh while still having older styles present. It is the perfect style of music for both older and younger rock fans to sink their teeth into, and it is a combination of these two groups that continue to listen as Gallucio moves into eir second track of "All For You", "Eye To The Sky". "Eye To The Sky" is a track that removes some of the harder edges of "California Jesus", but adds a Santana-like set of guitars to the track to make up for that deletion. The instrumentation again keeps the energy high; Gallucio has strung together two strong tracks to open up"All For You". The drum beat that opens up "Everything Changes" does mark a change in the overall music, and also shows that Gallucio can do a slower track without losing the momentum that ey had created up to that point.

There seems to be a snowball thing going on, where the slower sound of the opening gradually goes faster until there is a gut-churning, quicker chorus immersing anyone that may be listening in. Again, as with the rest of the tracks on "All For You", I would not be surprised if I heard this on a rock station. "Take Me Down" adds a healthy heaping of nineties alternative rock and hints of country to the overall mix. The sound of this track is more along the lines of a Dishwalla, but Gallucio bounces back and forth between an older and newer style. If one is looking for good, traditional, but current rock,"All For You" is the perfect album. There is a high amount of replay on this disc, and Gallucio will undoubtedly come out with another album before this disc gets old in the slightest. Pick it up!

Top Tracks: Breakin', The Choir

Rating: 6.9/10