Available on all major streaming and download platforms from Friday 5th July for Warner Music Italy, June it's the new single by Hal Quartierwho returns with a song with pop sounds, whose imagery remains coherent with the current urban scene and aims to speak mainly to all those aged between 16 and 25, but not only.
Produced by That Boy Dee, Room 9 And Submarinethe song tells a story of early summer and does so with a refined arrangement, accompanied by a mix of sensuality and feeling.
“I wrote June 2 years ago, totally describing the images of a short but intense relationship I had. Thinking it would last longer, in the second verse I wrote in a rather detached way the thoughts I had after a month from the end“.
Guitars and drums accompany emotionally charged words that encapsulate the bitterness of a relationship that has come to an end, despite having all the requisites to transform into a long love story.
from Sanremo Giovani to the release of “GIUGNO”
Below we report the words with which Hal Quartier announced the release of Junesong “with which they rejected me from Sanremo Giovani, which I feel I have to publish because it reflects 100% my world, my sound and the music you will soon hear“:
“I have never liked long speeches and I am not a person who likes to talk much, but in this long absence I have had the opportunity to reflect and work solely on myself and on my music and I finally feel ready to share it with you. It was not easy for me to stand still and watch others publish, also because for someone like me, who can only express himself through songs,
there is no greater need.
In this time, thanks to the people who love me, I have really understood what kind of artist I want to be and what I want to leave behind. Finally my new path starts from here, aware of having left behind a different Alfredo both as a person and as an artist, finding the strength and the desire to do what I really love“.
Who is Hal Quartièr?
At the registry office Alfredo Fiore, Hal Quartier He was born and raised in Naples, where he began to approach music thanks to the passion shared with his father.
Coming from a modest reality, characteristic of life “in the neighborhood”, over the years he has managed to perfectly blend the nuances of urban with those of pop, giving life to a genre and a completely personal language, a bit like his timbre, scratched and incisive, and his way of singing, in which one perceives a great fragility and sensitivity.
His goal? To get listeners to hear both deep messages and the lightheartedness of telling the stories of a neighborhood boy.