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 What Gino D’Eliso has produced and played is a great return to active discography as well as one of the best singer-songwriter works of the decade.

 The title track is a tribute to the Balkans, ... It sounds like a mix of Bowie and Battiato, with a hint of Springsteen.

Gino D’Eliso marks his musical comeback after 18 years with 'Europa Hotel,' an album deeply inspired by the Balkans and his personal history there. The work blends diverse musical styles ranging from glam rock to revue theater influences, while addressing themes like war and generational struggles. The album’s well-crafted lyrics and stylistic variety place it among the best singer-songwriter projects of the decade. 'Europa Hotel' launches D’Eliso’s ambitious digital trilogy and showcases his evolution and artistic depth. Discover Gino D’Eliso’s rich Balkan-inspired sounds—listen to Europa Hotel and explore a unique musical journey today!

 Gino D'Eliso becomes 'the sovereign of Central European rock.'

 This album was played, according to the author, 'in a jam session mode,' in a festive atmosphere.

Gino D'Eliso's 1979 album 'Santi & eroi' stands out for its unique fusion of Milanese rock and Central European folk influences. Featuring top musicians from the Milanese scene, the album explores diverse styles from rock anthems inspired by Ivan Graziani to Balkan-flavored tracks. The festive jam session atmosphere enriches the music, highlighting D'Eliso as a key figure of Mitteleuropean rock. This work also marks the artist’s arrival at a defined musical identity after previous stylistic explorations. Explore Gino D'Eliso's 'Santi & eroi' and dive into the rich fusion of Italian rock and Central European sounds now!

 Gino D'Eliso, a rocker to be fully discovered!

 Il Mare is an album to listen to from start to finish to grasp its essence.

Gino D'Eliso's 1976 debut Il Mare blends progressive rock with singer-songwriter traditions, showcasing high-quality lyrics and unique instrumentation. Featuring renowned collaborators and produced by Lucio Battisti's Numero Uno, it stands out for its cultural crossovers and musical ambition. The album is an essential listen for fans of Italian and Central European rock, with tracks like "Carso" displaying outstanding depth. Though rated 3.5 stars, it leads into a stronger discography with his pioneering mitteleurock style. Listen to Gino D'Eliso's Il Mare and explore a unique fusion of progressive rock and Italian songwriting!

 Luciano Ligabue's new album proves faithful to the past without sacrificing novelty.

 Luciano, now over 60, no longer plays at being the thirty-year-old rocker idol and writes things more in line with his age.

Luciano Ligabue's album 'Dedicato a noi' blends classic rock elements with mature, thoughtful lyrics. The album revisits his earlier style while introducing fresh ideas. Eleven tracks create a cohesive story centered on 'Us' and its meanings. The reviewer rates it three stars, considering it one of Ligabue's better works post-2002. Standout songs include the title track and 'Unacanzonesenzatempo.' Listen to 'Dedicato a noi' and discover Ligabue's heartfelt journey through rock and ballads.

 "Guccini expressed interest and pleasure in seeing his classics sung by characters different in vocal style and generation."

 "The very personal version of 'Stelle' by Giuliano Sangiorgi gives chills—listen to believe."

Francesco Guccini's Note di viaggio consists of two anthologies revisiting his classics performed by various artists. The albums showcase a mix of male and female voices, highlighting unforgettable covers like Ligabue's 'Incontro' and Emma & Roberto Vecchioni's 'Autunno.' While some interpretations feel overly crafted, the overall initiative offers heartfelt and poetic renditions, earning a solid 3.5 rating. Notable are the two new tracks, 'Natale a Pavana' and 'Migranti,' that add freshness to the collection. Discover Francesco Guccini's timeless classics reimagined by contemporary artists—listen to Note di viaggio now!

 "Mimmo too constrained in the cage of his mentor De Gregori, here in the role of producer and player of both guitar and harmonica."

 "Locasciulli’s voice resembles Francesco’s too much, resulting in a sterile clone, yet lacking the same impact and public fame as his counterpart."

Sognadoro marks the 40th anniversary of one of Mimmo Loscasciulli's key albums. The album features ten tracks with memorable moments like "Pixie Dixie Fixi" and "Canzone di sera." While the production by mentor De Gregori lends a familiar sound, it also constrains Mimmo's unique style. The review suggests that his later work, when he was older, might be stronger. Discover the nostalgic charm and complexities of Mimmo Loscasciulli's Sognadoro—listen and explore his music legacy.

 I strongly recommend purchasing and listening to this work, reading the booklet carefully, and experiencing a complex and comprehensive listening.

 To the album, a welcome and unexpected return, at 82 years of age, of Francesco Guccini, I still give four stars.

Francesco Guccini returns after a decade with Canzoni da Intorto, a concept album featuring partisan songs from different eras and languages. The work highlights personal connections and historical narratives with thoughtful arrangements and a rich booklet. The album offers a complex listening experience, deeply tied to Guccini's motivations and memories. It is recommended for those who appreciate Italian folk and historical music. Explore Francesco Guccini’s nuanced Canzoni da Intorto – listen, read, and immerse yourself in Italian musical history.

 Palasport represents the last hurrah of their way of making music in the firststyle, which means the best.

 I still give Palasport four stars out of respect, as there’s still a certain way of making and understanding music.

Pooh's Palasport live album marks their first live recording after sixteen years, featuring a well-curated setlist that engages the audience deeply. The album includes rare Sixties tracks and highlights their peak period production. Although some newer songs and female choruses slightly dilute the mood, the musicianship remains strong, especially from Dodi and Roby. This release represents a respectful tribute to Pooh's classic era. Dive into Pooh's Palasport live album and relive the magic of their classic era—listen now and experience their timeless sound!

 Oltrelazonasicura is a title that is a program in itself, meaning to go beyond the safety of his past.

 It’s an Alan Sorrenti who is both renewed and recognizable.

Alan Sorrenti returns after 19 years with Oltre la zona sicura, a 33-minute album blending light, danceable songs with serious experimental tracks. His voice remains strong at 71, and the album reflects a forward-looking vision beyond past commercial hits. With tributes like 'Greta' and a mix of moods, the record showcases renewal while honoring his musical essence. Rated three stars for its honest and contemporary approach. Discover Alan Sorrenti’s fresh sounds after two decades—listen to Oltre la zona sicura today and experience his evolving musical journey!

 Too many duets, some really embarrassing (Ambra and Thasup) and inappropriate (Sting).

 It seems like going back 21 years, when he was somewhat credible; now decidedly outdated and overrated.

This review critiques Tiziano Ferro's album Il mondo è nostro for its excessive and poorly matched duets, clichéd themes, and overall lack of originality. Despite strong vocal performances, the album is seen as outdated and overrated when compared to Ferro's earlier work. Some tracks offer slight relief but do not elevate the overall experience. The album struggles to break free from banalities aimed at the average listener. Discover why Tiziano Ferro's latest album divides opinions—read our in-depth review now!