"Love letters beneath the doric tomb" is a love declaration to our time in the form of an intimate musical journey recorded between Berlin, Dresden and Rome and entirely played by the composer, guitarist and producer Enrico Olivanti on electric guitars, acoustic guitars, slide guitar, synthesizers, percussions, piano, voice, sound design, bouzouki, tibetan bells and composition and co-produced and mixed by Stefano Barone.

The Album’s title comes from a true story about two secret lovers in Rome during the 20s of the 20th century. The two sent each other love letters for five years but toward the mysterious end of their relationship they decided to burn them just to hide any sign of the secret relationship.

The man decided to bury them  beneath a doric tomb on the ancient via Appia instead and they have been found again 70 years after.

Inspired by this story, Enrico Olivanti built a narration  through eight compositions where the spontaneity and the enormous care for sound and form through the many different styles can exist together in one work: from the drone-based Oltre la Curva and Laos Ergon, through the hypnotic and meditative Piani and Lo sguardo introverso, the dramatic and intense Mòria and Wuhan or the romantic Un abbraccio, to the final Song as title track Love letters beneath the doric tomb.