Kahless

 Jovanotti should be considered in the perspective of 'first Italian rapper' or at least the first to achieve considerable commercial success.

 Il Futuro Del Mondo...you’d swear it was played by Chad Smith, just as the bass lines are typical of Flea.

This review analyzes Jovanotti's 1994 album 'Lorenzo 1994' highlighting its fusion of funk, rap, rock, and world music. The reviewer notes strong influences from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and praises the album’s socially conscious lyrics. Key tracks like 'Attaccamilaspina,' 'Penso Positivo,' and 'Il Futuro Del Mondo' are discussed in depth. Jovanotti is recognized as a pioneering figure in Italian rap, blending commercial appeal with meaningful content. His musical maturity and experimentation mark this album as a significant step in his career. Dive into Jovanotti’s 'Lorenzo 1994' to experience a vibrant mix of funk, rap, and world music rooted in social commentary!