claudio pessotto

 The album is not at all ingratiating, it doesn’t wink at any other artist, and indeed, it uses music, all musical genres, as a director uses any historical era to make his films.

 For someone like me who hasn’t bought an Italian album in 30 years, it was a pleasant surprise.

The review praises Cesare Cremonini's album Maggese for its musical seriousness and lack of formulaic flattery. The album is recognized as mature, blending multiple genres with thoughtful lyrics and tasteful influences like The Beatles and Ennio Morricone. The reviewer appreciates the album’s adult approach and depth, valuing its departure from mainstream Italian pop clichés. Overall, it is considered a pleasantly surprising and well-crafted work. Explore Cesare Cremonini's Maggese for a fresh, mature take on Italian pop music.