FedericoMava

 I liked this album from the Intro with the words of Jean Cocteau and the voice of Anna Magnani attempting to save love through a final phone conversation.

 Musically, it reminds me of the more romantic Bluvertigo, which alternate the priority of words with the strong presence of electronics.

 Listen to Francesco Sacco’s 'La voce umana' to experience heartfelt lyrics and captivating electronic melodies.

 "A music that's almost 'medical', therapeutic, not consolatory, a tool to bring closer the ineffable beauty of imperfection."

 "Nocturne in Tokyo is hypnotic and leads the listener by hand into a story that lasts a night."

 Explore Remo Anzovino’s Nocturne and immerse yourself in an evocative, therapeutic musical journey today.

 It’s as if Fabio Massimo Colasanti and Danilo Cioni wanted to finally put together a single album with so many ideas, not worrying about giving it a meaning but mainly for the pleasure of playing.

 There is love, attention to detail, from the sounds to the cover and video graphics.

 Listen to Unicostampo’s Anime Restanti and explore the fresh, gritty rock sound that’s perfect for both streaming and vinyl lovers!

 Ketty Passa’s way of writing is audacious, she doesn’t hold back for anyone yet keeps her head high.

 'Era Ora' is a good first attempt, which must be interesting to see live with the band.

 Listen to Ketty Passa’s 'Era Ora' to experience daring Italian urban music with bold lyrics and unique sounds.