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This is Joe's third original album. Bringing it Back is on vinyl and finds Di Zillo getting to his roots of rock & roll, blues, rockabilly, and folk rock. Each song has a different feel compared to the next. The lyrics touch on love, chaos, and trying to be optimistic during rough times. Dig into Joe Di Zillo's latest album.
Time to rock and roll!
‘Come Home Tonight’ is a captivating pop rock song that beautifully captures the struggles of a relationship that’s on the brink of falling apart. With a catchy upbeat melody and lyrics, the song is an ode to trying to hide heartbreak behind a mask of a cheerful tune. The track is a reminder that sometimes the most difficult emotions are the ones
‘Come Home Tonight’ is a captivating pop rock song that beautifully captures the struggles of a relationship that’s on the brink of falling apart. With a catchy upbeat melody and lyrics, the song is an ode to trying to hide heartbreak behind a mask of a cheerful tune. The track is a reminder that sometimes the most difficult emotions are the ones we try to hide. Chris Morrow on Drums, Mike Turner on Guitar, Kevin Lustrup on Bass, Joe Di Zillo on Guitars and Vocals. This song was engineered at Uphill Recording Services, produced by Joe Di Zillo and Gary James, mixed by Gary James and Mastered by Carl Saff. Eric D'Asto took the photo and designed it.
Lotta Love tries to brighten the darkness. It is the lead single on the upcoming album, Bringing It Back. Chris Morrow on Drums, Mike Turner on Guitar, Kevin Lustrup on Bass, Joe Di Zillo on Guitars and Vocals. This song was engineered at Uphill Recording Services, produced by Joe Di Zillo and Gary James, mixed by Gary James and Mastered by Carl
Lotta Love tries to brighten the darkness. It is the lead single on the upcoming album, Bringing It Back. Chris Morrow on Drums, Mike Turner on Guitar, Kevin Lustrup on Bass, Joe Di Zillo on Guitars and Vocals. This song was engineered at Uphill Recording Services, produced by Joe Di Zillo and Gary James, mixed by Gary James and Mastered by Carl Saff. Photo by Joy Di Zillo and Ginny Di Zillo.
This is a single for the current album being recorded, Bringing It Back. Chris Morrow on Drums, Mike Turner on Guitar, Kevin Lustrup on Bass, and Joe Di Zillo on Guitars and Vocals. This song was engineered at Uphill Recording Services, produced by Joe Di Zillo, mixed by Gary James and Mastered by Carl Saff. Photo and artwork by Joe Di Zillo and
This is a single for the current album being recorded, Bringing It Back. Chris Morrow on Drums, Mike Turner on Guitar, Kevin Lustrup on Bass, and Joe Di Zillo on Guitars and Vocals. This song was engineered at Uphill Recording Services, produced by Joe Di Zillo, mixed by Gary James and Mastered by Carl Saff. Photo and artwork by Joe Di Zillo and Eric D'Asto.
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Di Zillo's second release was a full album. This time around, he used a full band that consisted of Rich Vogt on bass guitar, Sam Lonigro on drums, Mike Drew on guitar, and Gabriel Stutz on the pedal steel guitar on Sometimes. Di Zillo plays drums (Resting in the Spaces, Concrete Trees, Sometimes), guitars, a Fender Rhodes, Hammond organ, and
Di Zillo's second release was a full album. This time around, he used a full band that consisted of Rich Vogt on bass guitar, Sam Lonigro on drums, Mike Drew on guitar, and Gabriel Stutz on the pedal steel guitar on Sometimes. Di Zillo plays drums (Resting in the Spaces, Concrete Trees, Sometimes), guitars, a Fender Rhodes, Hammond organ, and percussion on this album. Emily Lonigro designed the album artwork. This album was engineered and mixed by Marshall, produced by Marshall and Joe Di Zillo, and Mastered by Carl Saff.
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Released as Di Zillo's first EP in 2006, he took touches of rock, blues, folk, country, and pop into the songs. Di Zillo plays all the instruments except the bass guitar on Lonely Lark. Brian Newell plays the bass on Lonely Lark. Emily Lonigro designed all of the artwork for the EP. The album was produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Ryan
Released as Di Zillo's first EP in 2006, he took touches of rock, blues, folk, country, and pop into the songs. Di Zillo plays all the instruments except the bass guitar on Lonely Lark. Brian Newell plays the bass on Lonely Lark. Emily Lonigro designed all of the artwork for the EP. The album was produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Ryan Wummel and Joe Di Zillo.
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