A Temporary Lie

Georgeanne Kalweit is a singer-songwriter originally from Minneapolis. She first moved to Italy in 1986 to follow a course in Art History as part of her degree in painting and printmaking. She has moved between music and figurative arts ever since. In the Italian music scene, she quickly distinguished herself by becoming the lead singer of Delta V in the albums Monaco '74 and Le cose cambiano.
She is also the lead vocalist of the bands Kalweit and The Spokes and The Kalweit Project with whom she has performed in the US. She has also collaborated in a variety of projects by Italian artists, including The Dining Rooms, Vinicio Capossela, and Calibro 35.
Cesare Malfatti is a Milanese guitarist and producer. He began his activity in 1986 with the band I Weimar Gesang and then onto Afterhours in 1989 until 1992 when together with Mauro Ermanno Giovanardi he founded La Crus. They performed at the live televised Italian Sanremo Music Festival in 2011. In addition to the albums of La Crus, Cesare produced Eldorado, the album by Mau Mau and, with Stefano Ghittoni, founded the project The Dining Rooms, which has released eleven albums for Schema Records with several songs included in the soundtracks of some well-known American TV series. At the same time, he embarked on a solo career and released two albums. He co-founded the Amor Fou project, which he would leave after the publication of the first album The Season of the Cannibal.