Movie Dance by Oscar Rocchi

Originally released in 1982 by the label Ring, Movie Dance is a library music album by Oscar Rocchi, composed in collaboration with Franco Godi. The 11 tracks on the album were intended for use in film and, despite their diversity, depict a cohesive cinematic universe where the pulsating energy of metropolises serves as a backdrop for romantic encounters and action-packed stories.

Deeply rooted in the soundscapes of the early '80s, the album alternates between synthesizer-driven tracks and orchestral pieces, moving seamlessly through electronic, funk, and ambient music. Some tracks, like "B. Runner Regrets" and "Star Odyssey," stand out for their urban funk vibe, recalling nocturnal scenes of neon-lit cities, rushing cars, and lively clubs. Others, such as "Sailor’s Rest," delve into deeper, introspective dimensions, while tracks like "Flash Feeling" evoke a theatrical stage & screen atmosphere.

Movie Dance is now available digitally for the first time, courtesy of Four Flies.

Welcome to the Four Flies Vaults, a digital collection of rare Italian music specially recorded for film, radio and television, most of which is available for sync licensing. Here you can discover hidden gems from the golden age of Italian film and library music. All albums have been remastered from the original analog recordings.