Enten Hitti’s Our Need of Consolation, released on Mistiche Ribelli

Our Need of Consolation by Enten Hitti includes lyrics by Luca Chino Ferrari and Dorothy Moskowitz Falaski, with instrumental contributions from Francesco Paolo Palladino, Gino Ape, and Pierangelo Pandiscia

“Our Need of Consolation” is a composition featured on the album Mistiche Ribelli, released on March 23, 2025. The track is accompanied by a video directed by Francesco Paolo Paladino, who also co-composed the piece along with Gino Ape and Pierangelo Pandiscia. The lyrics were written by Dorothy Moskowitz Falaski and Luca Chino Ferrari.

Musiche Ribelli
Title: Mistiche Ribelli
Artist: Dorothy Moskowitz Falaski Enten Hitti Francesco Paolo Palladino Luca Chino Ferrari
Release Date: 2025-03-23
Genres: Avant-garde, Experimental Music, Psych-folk
Description: Our Need of Consolation appears on Mistiche Ribelli released March 23 2025 with video by Francesco Paolo Paladino and lyrics by Falaski and Ferrari.

The recording features Dorothy Moskowitz Falaski on vocals, with instrumental contributions from Gino Ape (piano, oboe), Pierangelo Pandiscia (bowed psaltery), Gianpaolo Verga (violin, viola), and Vincenzo Zitello (cello, electric viola).

Enten Hitti is an open collective founded by Pierangelo Pandiscia and Gino Ape. Since 1995, they have focused on sonic experimentation and the ritual aspect of performance. Their work incorporates natural sounds, ethnic and ritual influences, along with a measured use of electronics and, in parallel, a certain inclination toward song form as the foundation of their music and performances.

Dorothy Moskowitz Falaski is an American singer, composer, and lyricist. In the 1960s, she was a member of The United States of America, an experimental rock group formed by composer Joseph Byrd. The band released a single album in 1968 on Columbia Records, combining early electronic techniques with avant-garde and rock elements. Moskowitz was responsible for lead vocals and contributed to the lyrical content. Although the band disbanded shortly after the album’s release, it later gained attention for its early use of electronic instrumentation in rock music.

After her work with the group, Moskowitz continued to collaborate with composers and artists across different contexts, maintaining an interest in experimental music and poetry. In recent years, she has participated in projects involving contemporary musicians and writers, including Italian composer Francesco Paolo Paladino and writer and poet Luca Chino Ferrari.

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