Diego Cusano

Described in the review as a web artist-personality who released the debut album Exit; associated with 80s pop influences and a self-defined 'Pop Fluxus' approach.

From the review: released debut album Exit (with staggered release dates — July 25 in France, the Netherlands and Denmark; August 12 in Italy), recorded in Rome, Florence, Milan and London, mixed at Abbey Road Studio by Simon Rhodes. Includes tracks highlighted as potential radio hits: Stay, Never, Dancing in the Night (produced by One Giant Leap). Performed a cover of Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" and ran a winter European tour called "In Memory of." A track titled Salomé was mentioned as initially considered for collaboration with Pete Doherty.

Diego Cusano is presented as a web-born artist releasing his debut album Exit, a deliberate nod to 80s pop and experimental "Pop Fluxus." The album features tracks highlighted as potential radio hits (Stay, Never, Dancing in the Night), was recorded across Rome, Florence, Milan and London, and mixed at Abbey Road by Simon Rhodes. Dancing in the Night was produced by One Giant Leap. The project is described as unconventional within the Italian discography.

For:Fans of 80s-influenced pop, listeners of experimental pop, readers of DeBaser