FUZZ PONY – Touch my flame

Somewhere between fuzzy guitars, hypnotic melodies and the sweet chaos of desire, Fuzz Pony finds her own kind of bliss. The solo project of Italian musician Claudia Cesana, former bassist of noise rock band The Gluts, is now joining the Spinda Records family, home to acts such as Fin del Mundo, Moundrag, Saturna, The Dharma Chain, Las Robertas and Las Nubes. And she’s ready to open a new chapter with Tiny Bliss, her highly anticipated debut album, out March 24, 2027.

Written over several years, with some songs dating back almost a decade, Tiny Bliss is an intimate yet unapologetically raw collection of eight tracks. Moving between desire, freedom, melancholy and playful abandon, the album captures the many shades of Claudia’s musical personality. Distorted, high-voltage rock collides with delicate, dreamy atmospheres, while neo-psychedelia and garage rock intertwine with swirling tremolo, fuzzy guitars and hypnotic melodies. It’s a record of contrasts, where tenderness meets noise and vulnerability embraces wild abandon.

The first taste of this world arrives today, with “Touch My Flame”, accompanied by its official music video. A song about a threesome, it dives headfirst into Fuzz Pony’s most psychedelic territory, celebrating desire, sensuality and the freedom to explore. Bold, hypnotic and utterly uninhibited, it embodies the project’s essence and offers a particularly revealing glimpse into the world of Tiny Bliss.

Having toured extensively across Europe, the United States and South Africa with The Gluts, Claudia now steps into the spotlight on her own terms. With Fuzz Pony, she turns years of musical exploration into something deeply personal: a place where distorted guitars, dreamy melodies and raw emotions coexist.

Antonio Bacciocchi

Scrittore, musicista, blogger. Ha militato come batterista in una ventina di gruppi (tra cui Not Moving, Link Quartet, Lilith), incidendo una cinquantina di dischi e suonando in tutta Italia, Europa e USA e aprendo per Clash, Iggy and the Stooges, Johnny Thunders, Manu Chao etc. Ha scritto una decina di libri tra cui "Uscito vivo dagli anni 80", "Mod Generations", "Paul Weller, L’uomo cangiante", "Rock n Goal", "Rock n Spor"t, Gil Scott-Heron Il Bob Dylan Nero" e "Ray Charles- Il genio senza tempo". Collabora con i mensili “Classic Rock”, "Vinile" e i quotidiani “Il Manifesto” e “Libertà”. E' tra i giurati del Premio Tenco e del Rockol Awards. Da sedici anni aggiorna quotidianamente il suo blog www.tonyface.blogspot.it dove parla di musica, cinema, culture varie, sport e con cui ha vinto il Premio Mei Musicletter del 2016 come miglior blog italiano. Collabora con Radiocoop dal 2003.

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