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 "The quality has dropped to disarming levels; only a few songs are worth mentioning."

 "The impression given by the pieces is that they were written without much enthusiasm, played not very well, and produced even worse."

Neffa's Resistenza marks a disappointing moment in his career, with production and songwriting failing to live up to previous albums. Only a few tracks like 'Sigarette' and 'Un piccolo ricordo di Maria' stand out. Despite Neffa's distinctive voice and soul influences, the album feels uninspired and bland. The recurring theme of a broken love story lacks the emotional impact it could have had. Discover the highlights and low points of Neffa's Resistenza – listen and decide if it resonates with you!

 The beats, despite their simplicity, hit hard and aptly accompany the discomfort and unhealthy creative madness of the rapper.

 B's verse in 'Aldilà' simply reaches perfection (in its most rotten sense possible).

Eros & Thanatos is the debut album of Milanese rapper Vashish, a key figure in Italian horrorcore. The album features hard-hitting beats and dark lyrics inspired by gore films and serial killers. Collaborations from his Blacklist crew enhance the overall quality. The album is highly recommended for underground rap fans and genre enthusiasts. Dive into Vashish's dark and raw horrorcore world – listen to Eros & Thanatos now!

 The beats are all of excellent quality, having been created by the best Italian beatmaker.

 Technically, the rapper from Centocelle is indisputable, but the lyrics would be more suited to a teenager than to a man on the brink of 40 years.

Localz Only follows Noyz Narcos’ shift towards gangsta rap with strong beats by Fritz da Cat. While the production stands out, the lyrics feel juvenile and less impactful. Guest artists often steal the spotlight, making the album a mixed experience for fans. Listen to Localz Only to hear Fritz da Cat’s top beats and decide if Noyz Narcos’ new style works for you!

 This 60 Hz, although it was released just recently, has become a milestone in Italian rap.

 60 Hz is in my opinion second only to Novecinquanta by Fritz Da Cat, and not by much.

Dj Shocca's 60 Hz is praised as a seminal Italian rap album from 2004 that showcases diverse collaborations and strong lyricism. The album features top artists and memorable tracks like Ghettoblaster and Sempre Grezzo. Despite a few weaker moments, it remains a landmark of the genre. Its style is compared favorably to Novecinquanta by Fritz Da Cat. The review highlights the album's influence and lasting appeal in the Italian hip hop scene. Dive into Dj Shocca's 60 Hz and experience one of Italian rap's finest productions today!

 Unbelievable metrics and flow like you don’t find anymore, and of course, spectacular beats in full old school style.

 "Life on the front line is a continuous deadline, you want to balance the accounts you beggars in the basement, but the life of a beggar not to give in to blackmail means that I either retract or adapt."

Gente Guasta's 'La Grande Truffa Del Rap' stands as a compelling, dark album that reflects Italy's 1994 rap golden age. Esa and Polare's shift from Otierre's optimism to a more bitter and realistic view is evident in their complex lyrics and old-school beats. The album critiques society while touching on themes of struggle, identity, and resistance with impressive flow and production. Memorable tracks highlight both social awareness and personal introspection, enhancing the duo's underground legacy. Dive into Gente Guasta’s raw and powerful journey through Italy’s 90s rap scene—listen now to experience true old school hip hop.

 "The second album is always the most difficult in an artist's career" (cit. Caparezza, 2003)

 "god forgive me, it's just that I walk straight in a city of coke addicts, stay away from the music economy, we live fast only to die young"

Salmo's second album 'Death USB' represents a deliberate departure from his debut, embracing electronic and dub sounds. Despite expectations of a flop, the album delivers sharp lyrical themes on societal issues and personal struggles. With a shorter, more focused tracklist produced mostly by Salmo himself, the work reinforces his rising status in Italian rap. While different from 'The Island Chainsaw Massacre,' it confirms Salmo's ability to innovate and stay relevant. Explore Salmo’s bold 'Death USB' and experience the shift that shaped modern Italian rap.

 "King del Rap is not just a boastful track, but a clever parody of typical gangsta rap clichés."

 "Sabbie Mobili delivers harsh social criticism, exposing corruption and generational power struggles in politics."

Marracash's King del Rap album blends parody, social critique, and personal storytelling with varied production quality. Highlights include sharp lyrics, strong collaborations, and tracks addressing societal issues. Some beats and tracks are less compelling, but the album remains a solid introduction to Italian rap. Listen to Marracash's King del Rap and explore the sharp social commentary and compelling rap flows today!

 I miss so much when it was just you and me and a blank sheet.

 If this shit is dead it’s your fault or euthanasia?

The review highlights Nitro's debut album Danger as a strong and emotionally rich entry into Italian rap. It emphasizes Nitro's history in freestyle battles and his association with the Machete crew. The album features diverse themes including personal struggles, depression, and resilience. Production quality and lyrical craftsmanship receive praise, despite some imperfections. Overall, Danger positions Nitro as a promising new voice in Italian hip hop. Listen to Nitro's Danger now and experience a gripping debut from one of Italy's rising rap stars!

 This 'Non Siamo Più Quelli Di Mi Fist' unfortunately follows the 2012 fiasco’s footsteps.

 The choruses (far too often with autotune) almost all suck and rape the already lousy verses.

This review critically examines Club Dogo’s album 'Non Siamo Più Quelli Di Mi Fist,' lamenting its disappointing continuation of gangsta tropes and shallow themes. Despite some technically skilled tracks, the album suffers from overused autotune, poor beats, and an emphasis on self-praise and women. The reviewer views this work as catering to a less discerning audience, marking a decline from the rap scene’s earlier quality. Discover why 'Non Siamo Più Quelli Di Mi Fist' divides fans—read the full review and listen to it yourself.