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LA RECENSIONE
So, folks, after 2 and a half years of hibernation [reason: work], I return with the new gem from the Salvemini Rap aka Capa-Rezza.
I take back the hypothetical compositional end and impetus I had, indeed, because it was hypocritical.
Prisoner79 [or 709 or 079 or however you prefer... without the number] is a true resurrection of the dear "old friend from the past," but with grit and lacking in the use of fake/toy/cartoon/manga voices that were on the brink of the Teen-Bimbo orbit.
Hard verses alternating with pure self-irony like we haven't seen in Molfetta for 10 years, with a driving rock-blues background that's frightening [in a good way] and wonderful earthy choirs enlivening the bridge and more.
In three words, we regain dignity.
HurraH
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After a 2.5-year hiatus, CapaRezza returns with 'Prisoner 709,' delivering a gritty and authentic album free from gimmicks. The record fuses hard rap verses with blues-rock backgrounds and earthy choirs. It marks a comeback full of self-irony and regained dignity. Overall, a powerful and refreshing evolution in CapaRezza's music.Tracklist
CapaRezza
Michele Salvemini, stage name Caparezza, is an Italian rapper from Molfetta known for dense wordplay, social and political critique, concept albums and theatrical live performances.31 Reviews
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By BortoloCecchi
"If you decide to try this work, I invite you to listen while reading the lyrics and keeping a dictionary and encyclopedia nearby."
"The album is an autobiographical concept linked to the 'prison' that struck Caparezza in 2015, namely tinnitus, a decidedly annoying condition for a professional musician."
