Black Out (Album)

Black Out is a 1988 debut studio album by Aleph. The album comprises several songs released under the Aleph alias from 1985 to 1988. The album's title is derived from the 1988 single by Aleph, which shares the same name. Released in 1988 by Time Records in Italy, and on May 25th 1988 by Alfa International in Japan, among other countries, the album was released in vinyl, cassette, and CD formats.

All tracks from the album were released as singles over a span of three years, with the exceptions of "Just For Love" which was released as a B-side to the Aleph megamix vinyl single (TRD 1081) and the Re-Edit House Mix of "Fly To Me" which was released as a B-side to the vinyl release of "Black Out". However, on this album, most of them were released on edited versions as opposed to the normal extended mixes.

Personnel
Album credits per the album's liner notes. Recorded at Aleph Studio and mixed at Factory Sound Studio
 * Giancarlo Pasquini - Lead Vocals [Uncredited]
 * Giacomo Maiolini - Producer
 * Aleph - Arranger, Conductor, Executive Producer
 * Marco Manzi - Writer (A1-B3)
 * Donato Bellini - Writer (A1-B3)
 * Mauro Farina - Writer (A2-A3, B1, B3-B4), Arranger, Conductor
 * Giuliano Crivellente - Arranger, Conductor
 * Federico Di Bonaventura - Writer (A1)
 * Riccardo Ballerini - Writer (B4)
 * Laurent Gelmetti - Mixing (B3)

Gallery
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