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 "An acoustic guitar riff that takes us into a future house atmosphere and, as the chorus promises, 'Where you are is where I’ll be/ Where you are is home to me'"

 "Our motto is 'Open The Gates and let the music play' and that already explains a bit. Our format aims to be an escape from reality."

Karol Diac’s BORDERLINE EP delivers a memorable blend of acoustic guitar and future house influenced beats, serving as a theme for their innovative radio show. The artists created the format during quarantine, focusing on an escape from reality with music and live performances. The review highlights their creative process and hopeful plans for 2021 despite current challenges. Overall, it’s a vibrant and well-crafted project with more surprises to come. Listen to Karol Diac’s BORDERLINE EP and dive into a unique future house journey crafted for fans of immersive music experiences.

 It’s fresh, it’s in line with current trends, you might like it or not, but it’s him... he’s as sunny as the sun of "Puerto Rico".

 That synth and that "Vamos a bailar" make us feel like summer and we will remember it for quite a while!

Umby Ray makes a strong comeback with 'Bum Bum Puerto Rico', blending fresh sounds and energetic vibes aligned with current music trends. The self-produced video showcases his talent beyond singing, featuring catchy synths and upbeat dancing. Despite minor suggestions for video extras, the track delivers a sunny, summer feel reminiscent of Puerto Rico's warmth. Fans are encouraged to watch and share their thoughts. Watch Umby Ray’s vibrant video and feel the summer vibes—join the dance and share your thoughts!

 The new single has class. Period.

 Humility is the main topic, 'talking sh*t.'

Papilla Bronx's new single 'A Casa Mia' combines classic rap elements with modern production by DJ Flow and Cvlt Corp. The track's humble lyrics stand out amid sharp scratches and straightforward video. Though online reactions are mixed, the single's style reflects Papilla's evolution from earlier works. It appeals to listeners who appreciate authentic rap beyond fleeting trends. Listen to Papilla Bronx's 'A Casa Mia' and explore a fresh take on classic rap vibes today!

 The grime of Papilla Bronx, aka Gianluca Calabrese, hits like a clap of thunder out of the blue.

 The project features diverse sounds and is an experiment by the artist to understand what he’s made of.

Papilla Bronx’s Transformixtape (Samurai Champloo Edition) is a versatile, experimental hip-hop project showcasing the artist's evolving style. While some tracks feel like a mixtape or compilation, standout songs such as Kamikaze and Troika highlight quality production and creative exploration. The use of Japanese anime samples adds a unique touch but slightly lowers the project’s overall impact. Despite minor drawbacks, this record offers a solid listen and promises exciting stylistic developments ahead. Listen to Papilla Bronx’s Transformixtape and explore the evolving sound of this innovative hip-hop artist.

 "We take spaces that life never gave us... and it’s shivers."

 RedSkin’s chorus sung without autotune, something rare nowadays.

‘Nel nome del Rap’ showcases Rueka and RedSkin’s distinctive, mature flows and varied sound over 19 minutes. The album blends catchy tracks with heartfelt choruses without autotune, highlighting technical skill and emotional depth. Standout tracks like ‘#RomaSudèNostra’ combine lightheartedness and technique, supported by strong production. The project offers a refreshing take on contemporary Italian rap with a subtle electronic finale. Listen to 'Nel nome del Rap' and experience the fresh sounds and heartfelt flows of Rueka & RedSkin today!

 Stomako is astonishing. A mix of sounds like few others.

 If you miss the rap of 2002-2005, listen to Vincenzo Kira; otherwise, skip this album.

Vincenzo Kira’s album Stomako combines distinctive sounds with sharp and raw lyrics over golden-age style beats. The standout tracks Brazzers and Looser highlight the album’s originality, though some instrumentals feel uneven. Recommended for listeners who appreciate rap from the early 2000s, while others may find it less accessible. Dive into Vincenzo Kira’s Stomako and experience raw, golden-age-inspired rap with standout tracks and original vibes!

 Afterhoursian in origin, perhaps following the encounter on stage with Manuel Agnelli’s band, both in the singing and in certain guitar riffs.

 The album is a good work, but in the future Nadiè will need to avoid falling into the traps of rhetoric and also aim for more impactful singles.

Nadiè returns after eight years with 'Acqua alta a Venezia,' showcasing a refined rock sound influenced by Afterhours. The album combines introspective lyrics and evocative instrumentation, highlighting moments of emotional depth and social commentary. While some tracks risk sounding overly pretentious, the album overall marks a solid artistic progression. Future work could benefit from more memorable singles and avoiding rhetorical excess. Listen to Nadiè's 'Acqua alta a Venezia' and experience a powerful blend of Italian rock and introspective storytelling.

 "The rapper tackles current themes with a compelling flow and a capacity for storytelling that is nothing short of outstanding."

 "Now I understand why this rapper is not yet independent: too different, too good."

Milo's album Lettera di Motivazione offers a rich fusion of lyrics and beats reminiscent of a different era. Standout tracks like "Non sento niente" and the title track showcase exceptional storytelling and flow. "Ready 4 Action" provides an accessible, radio-friendly vibe. The review notes a desire for edgier content but praises Milo's uniqueness and quality. Listen to Milo's Lettera di Motivazione and experience hip-hop storytelling at its finest.