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This week I had the great pleasure of getting into contact with the Italian Indie band duo Cecco e Cipo. I have been a follower of this group for a few months and their truly unique style and live performances of wearing pig masks and hitting on boxes for drums, led me to get in touch with these two artists. Besides wanting to ask them about their group I wanted to also know more about what they thought of the Indie scene in Italy and where it is going.
Here is a translated version of the interview .
1) What does the name “Cecco e Cipo” mean?
Cecco and Cipo is simply the diminutive of our real names, Ceccanti, Cipollini, for friends, Ben, and Cipo.
2) Where are you both from?
We are both from Empoli, a small town outside of Florence, we are friends since childhood, we grew up together.
8) If I am not from Italy where can I find your music and help?
Today the internet is becoming a means of communication, so great that one can not help but use. We are making a name for ourselves, thanks to the web. We have songs loaded on the old My Space, Rockit, Soundcloud, we have our Facebook fan page, now like everyone else, and for the most passionate we blame the disc on itunes.
https://www.facebook.com/cecco.ecipo
9) If Indie Italy can help would you come to the United Staes to play your music?
We are doing everything to move, it would be our dream to play our music even from your parts, really thanks.
greetings!
I hope you enjoyed this post. If you would like to check out the actual Italian version please click here Cecco e’ Cipo Italian interview
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