00:01This is Wonderland. This is Postmates.
00:33Hi, we are Smoky Fingers, we are from 2008 as a band, thanks to Daniele and Diego who wanted this
00:44project in mind.
00:46They involved me and Fabrizio in this project and they were born in Smoky Fingers.
00:53There is no real reason for the choice of the name, there is no meaning, a story behind the name.
01:01The sound was beautiful, it was rock and roll.
01:06And a night, while we tried to try and try to put something together, it came out this name and
01:14we liked it.
01:16Smoky Fingers.
01:19I'm Diego and I'm the guitarist of Smoky Fingers.
01:23I listen to music from when I was a kid, my father listened to a lot at home.
01:29I had the passion for guitar at the age of 13 or 14.
01:33We played for 5 or 6 years in a band, we did cover of all types, hard rock, rock, American,
01:45English.
01:46Hello everyone, I'm Fabrizio, I'm the bassist of Smoky Fingers.
01:49I've met Diego, I've met Diego, I've met Diego and Daniele who put together this project in Smoky Fingers.
02:02And then we've had the chance to meet Luke with Diego.
02:07And this project, I'm the bassist of Smoky Fingers.
02:21I'm the bassist of Smoky Fingers.
02:37I'm Gianluca, Luke, I'm the bassist of Smoky Fingers.
02:44I'm the bassist of Smoky Fingers.
02:46I'm the bassist of Smoky Fingers.
03:07I'm the bassist of Smoky Fingers.
03:07And then, after a few years, I started to come up to music.
03:14In particular, when I met Diego, we shared this passion for the Southern Rock,
03:22for Elina Skinner in particular.
03:24And then this project, the tribute to Elina Skinner.
03:28And then, after three years, I wanted to move forward,
03:32saying that now it's time to try to do something.
03:38Now, we didn't start with the idea of sounding sound in rock.
03:43But it didn't want to.
03:45We wanted to do rock and roll, rock and just go.
03:47And the influence of the music that we like.
03:50The influence of all the music that we like,
03:52in some way, you can listen to it.
03:53You can listen to it, you can listen to it.
03:56You can say, this is Southern Rock.
03:57Ok, we do it.
03:58Ok, we do it.
03:59Ok, we do it.
04:00It's a good compliment.
04:02It's a good compliment.
04:03It's a good compliment.
04:04It's a good compliment.
04:05It's a good compliment.
04:06No, no.
04:06Because it's what we want.
04:09We don't want to do new music.
04:10We don't want to do new music.
04:12We want to do continual music that we've always liked.
04:15That was the 70's music.
04:18It's a good music.
04:20It's a good music.
04:21It's a good guitar.
04:22It's our version of rock and roll.
04:24Rock and roll has been 50 years old.
04:27This is our version.
04:28If someone likes it, it's fine.
04:30If we don't like it, it's fine.
04:33If we don't do it, we don't do it.
04:37We started with the first pieces.
04:42First one song.
04:43Then the other song.
04:46It was born with Columbus Wayne.
04:48And then the fortune has wanted to meet Mario for Kudani,
04:53from Panzer Music.
04:54He gave us the opportunity to promote it on our show.
05:00And so we arrived here.
05:02By the way.
05:11He's the most beautiful group.
05:13If you hang out with you at the bathroom,
05:15he's coming to bed, he's coming to bed.
05:18Let me know the weather now.
05:22All Jacks were the first songs that we completed.
05:27We're happy with the songs, we're happy with the production, we're happy with how we worked.
05:34This will certainly be useful for the next album, this experience.
05:48It was a very gratifying experience, because when we did the album we didn't expect this positive feedback.
05:57We expected that it could go well, because it was a good product and we were happy.
06:03But after a few months, from the release of the album, we started to see that the newspapers continued to
06:10send things positive.
06:14It was a thing that works, that works well.
06:17Thank you, Mario.
06:18Thank you for creating the whole project.
06:24We had a response from the audience that we were not expecting.
06:28We didn't expect that much.
06:30Europe, America, and the South America, certainly.
06:34I personally didn't expect that we were so far away.
06:40You propose an original repertoire, but first they want to become someone, and then they make you sing.
06:47Not the opposite.
06:49In Italy it works like this.
06:51Yeah, physically.
06:52I live club.
06:53I live club.
06:53Non ci sono.
06:54Non ci sono.
06:55A Milano in tre anni ne hanno chiusi quattro.
06:58Si.
06:59E' una cosa strana, perché se suoniamo nella nostra città ci sono 200 persone.
07:04Se andiamo a suonare in Repubblica Ceca, in un festival, in un posto sconosciuto ci sono mille persone.
07:14Non capiamo perché all'estero alla gente piace.
07:22Molti probabilmente hanno conosciuto gli Smoky Fingers in maniera non proprio legale.
07:28Perché internet è positivo da una parte, ovviamente c'è l'altra faccia della medaglia.
07:34E' un fenomeno incontrollabile, non si può fermare.
07:36La gente continuerà sempre a scaricare musica gratis.
07:50Senza il video, solo audio, hai sui 300.000 visualizzazioni, per noi è tantissimo.
08:00Ma le canzoni ci sono, ci soddisfano, ci piacciono.
08:05La produzione c'è.
08:06L'etichetta c'è.
08:07L'etichetta music c'è.
08:08Non abbiamo ancora deciso il titolo, non sappiamo nulla.
08:12Vediamo poi, una volta che abbiamo tutto definito, cosa succede?
08:19Un po' di mistero devi lasciare, se no...
08:21Io lo so che tu vuoi sapere qualcosa, ma non te lo diciamo.
08:24Faremo la presentazione, un concerto apposta per presentare, come si fa in questi casi, il disco.
08:33Poi, vorremmo partire con un bel tour.
08:36Un giro.
08:37Un giro per l'Europa.
08:38Stiamo pensando anche agli Stati Uniti, perché ci hanno...
08:43Forse c'è la possibilità di andarla per qualche concerto, ma è ancora tutto da...
08:50Però abbiamo dei contatti in Messico, credo.
08:54Dei contatti in Messico.
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