Finnegan

They seem truly promising to me, even though they may still need to develop a personal character.

You make me feel young again, and you remind me of my sixteen years; even if you're a fake, you know how to do your job well. I don't know the CD and I don't think I will ever listen to it.

you haven't made it clear what they do, even though it's actually difficult to frame them. I have "na vucca do lupu," and I really like it.

ball to the groin... (prophetic Simpsons)

I still have to listen to the CD, I really liked the first one, and Bolognina Revolution has a couple of memorable lines.

very beautiful song, excellent video... I came across it by accident, and it immediately caught my attention, then I downloaded the album: mediocre, all the tracks are drowned in sickly sweet pop, a couple are worth saving.

thank you for the advice, scary record!!!!!

Naples is a cancer at the heart of Europe. I am Neapolitan, and if thirty years ago this was one of the most culturally prolific cities, today it has nothing that even remotely resembles a music scene. At least a decade ago, when the utopia of social centers was still resisting the insidiousness of drugs and laziness, there had been some positive signs (read: Almamegretta), but now there is nothing, nothing at all. Yes, the conservatory continues to churn out excellent musicians, the kids go around demanding to make hip hop because people are killing themselves in front of their eyes (perhaps the scene most followed by those who don’t listen to house or neomelodici), and after all there is a desire to create. But everything else is lacking, considering that we are also snubbed by 99.9% of international artists, even those who make it to Rome, except for those who come to the Galleria Toledo (I would like to thank the staff of the gallery; they are enlightened minds because it’s the only place where you can always hear good music).