Ennio Morricone is considered one of the most prolific and influential film music composers. Throughout his career he experimented different styles and his compositions have inspired and influenced many artists worldwide . He wrote music for all movie genres, making immortal films by the most important directors. This is evidenced by Cinevox releases that bear his signature.
Singer, composer and percussionist, Tony Esposito invented metropolitan blues. Together with other artists from Naples, he gave birth to "Napoli Power", movement that mixes Funky-jazz sound with world music and that becomes very popular in the 80s thanks to hits like "Kalimba de luna". He composed soundtracks for movies like "L'ombra nera del Vesuvio" and "Un complicato intrigo di donne vicoli e delitti" ("A Complex Plot about Women, Alleys and Crimes").
Sophia Loren is considered a symbol of the italian beauty in the world. Her strong personality and her talent brought her to act in the most important movies by italian directors and to win two Academy Award. During her fortunate career, she often recorded songs included in the soundtracks of the movie where she performed. For Cinevox she sang the tracks composed by Armando Trovajoli and featured in the score of the tv short series "La Ciociara" ("Running Away"), re-making of the movie by Vittorio De Sica, which consecrated her as an international star in the 60s.
French composer who wrote succesful tracks for artists like Tom Jones and Dalida. He composed many movie soundtracks, like the one for "Il fascino sottile della perversione" released by Cinevox Record.
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