Edda is the stage name of Stefano Rampoldi, former frontman of Ritmo Tribale, known for solo albums including Semper Biot, Odio i vivi and Graziosa Utopia. Critics praise his raw, confessional songwriting and distinctive voice.

Former singer of Ritmo Tribale; solo debut Semper Biot (2009) marked a high-profile comeback. Reviews and coverage cite themes of addiction, rehab and working as a scaffolder/bricklayer prior to return. Collaborators mentioned in reviews include Walter Somà and producer Taketo Gohara; Davide Toffolo created artwork for a WoodWorm edition of Graziosa Utopia.

Reviews consistently praise Edda's raw, confessional songwriting and distinctive, volcanic voice. Semper Biot (2009) is described as a landmark comeback; Odio i vivi and Graziosa Utopia continue the momentum with focused production and strong songwriting. Critics note themes of addiction, recovery and working-class life, and highlight collaborators and artwork.

For:Fans of Italian rock, confessional singer-songwriters and listeners who appreciate raw, narrative-driven albums.

 Maybe a bit of Theodor Adorno and John Cage, but "Benedicimi," as loud as possible, was smashing everything with those contemporary sounds, bass and guitar screaming his usual, unmatched, visceral sound.

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 Because "Odio i Vivi" is an album with such big balls. And Edda you either love, or you don't love.

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 Indeed, perhaps first of all, "Semper biot" is an incredible album from a musical standpoint, it is a kind of small miracle.

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