In questa performance immersiva, Nother & Moon Leap fondono la voce intima e sognante di Alessandra Stella con le architetture sonore cosmopolite di Stefano Milella. Un'esibizione che dimostra come l'elettronica non sia solo ritmo, ma un veicolo fondamentale per mappare paesaggi emotivi che uniscono la malinconia personale a orizzonti universali. Cosa nasce dall’incontro tra elettronica e visioni sonore capaci di attraversare anche i confini geografici?Moon Leap è il progetto solista della cantautrice Alessandra Stella: una ricerca musicale sospesa tra elettronica e pop, dove malinconia e leggerezza si fondono in atmosfere intime e potenti. La sua voce l’ha portata su palchi come il Primavera Sound e sulle pagine di Vogue Italia, Billboard Italia e DJ Mag Spagna.Nother è il progetto di Stefano Milella, produttore, batterista e compositore che ha firmato colonne sonore per Netflix, National Geographic e History Channel. Il suo album di debutto Future Is Bright (2021) e le esibizioni in festival internazionali come SXSW, Bestival e Strawberry Festival in Cina hanno confermato la sua visione sonora cosmopolita.Dal loro incontro nasce un percorso artistico condiviso che ha già lasciato il segno: il singolo US (2022), premiato ai Berlin Music Video Awards, e l’EP On The Edge Of Getting Lost (2025), parte della colonna sonora della serie Rai Fiction Hype in collaborazione con Ernia, che andrà in onda a fine 2025. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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