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 Africa Unite can be considered among the first (if not the pioneers) to do reggae in Italian, achieving excellent results.

 Babilonia e poesia is an essential album, blending reggae with hip hop, dub, and Mediterranean sounds, marked by criticism of contemporary society.

 Listen to Africa Unite's Babilonia e Poesia and explore the roots of Italian reggae and its innovative fusion of styles.

 Society is now transforming into a mixture of races and cultures: it is in this context that the so-called "acoustic tribe" of Mau Mau and their "World-Etno-Music" are born.

 I especially recommend this to lovers of the genre who, I believe, can discover a little gem.

 Listen to Mau Mau's Viva Mama Nera and experience a unique world etno music journey today!

 The album presents profound and denunciatory lyrics especially 'Duecento giorni a Palermo' and is played masterfully with the addition of accordions.

 A band, often forgotten, that deserves respect and... a listen.

 Explore Gang's unique fusion of folk and rock with Storie d'Italia—listen now and discover an Italian music gem!

 Finardi is a complex artist... producing excellent rock albums that are hard to categorize.

 One of the album’s high points is the concluding "Scimmia," one of the most dramatic pieces about drugs composed in Italy.

 Discover the passionate protest rock of Eugenio Finardi's Diesel—stream the album and explore Italy's turbulent 1970s through music.

 Sanacore gifts us a very atmospheric, magical ensemble work.

 The most soulful voice we have in Italy, that of Raiss, transports us with the universal Neapolitan language.

 Discover the rich textures of Almamegretta’s Sanacore—listen now and experience the magic of Italian dub fusion!

 Matia Bazar, after successes and victories at Sanremo, characterized by Italian-style pop, sometimes even of quality.

 Tango (1983) marks a decisive change in sound, with synth and obsessive rhythms, while Ruggiero’s voice reaches very high notes.

 Discover Matia Bazar's electropop masterpiece Tango – listen now and experience iconic 80s Italian synth sounds!

 Lalli is a greatly talented and refined author, with a significant impact, expressive and engaging, endowed with a deep and stirring voice.

 This album is beautiful, it gives you chills and allows you to savor breaths, memories, and images.

 Discover Lalli’s hauntingly beautiful Tempo di Vento—listen now and experience poetic rock and jazz storytelling at its finest.

 "Creating and collectively self-managing rehearsal rooms... means cutting off the hands of speculators and businessmen."

 "This is the hour that I hate my day... now is the hour to light a fire, a fire that burns every boundary."

 Dive into this fierce 1984 punk split to experience raw energy and underground rebellion from Turin’s seminal bands.

 Anyone who loves New-wave and Italian singer-songwriter music must absolutely get to know the early years of Enrico Ruggeri’s career.

 "Champagne Molotov" (from '81) still strongly resonates with the punk-wave sounds of Decibel in more playful tracks, but also shows a transition towards more sophisticated and mature compositions.

 Dive into Enrico Ruggeri's Champagne Molotov and experience the pioneering Italian new wave sound!

 What struck people about Diana Est, more than her voice (which wasn’t exactly top-notch), was her look, her style, halfway between the extraterrestrial and the mythological.

 "Tenax, from ’82, must have been something incredible in Italy at the time: the electronic drum intro, the keyboards, the obsessive rhythm, and a brilliant and decadent text, with some verses in Latin."

 Discover the unique sound and style of Diana Est's Tenax—listen to this rare Italian electro-synth-pop classic now!