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She knows what she wants and manages to achieve it very well. An excellent album, energetic and melancholic at the same time, with a lot of variety and inventiveness in the music.
She knows what she wants and manages to achieve it very well.
An excellent album, energetic and melancholic at the same time, with a lot of variety and inventiveness in the music.
Listen to Gianna Nannini's Profumo and experience a perfect blend of rock energy and sensual melodies!
"A movie of a non-stop day, like a series of emotional flashes alternating in everyday life." "A dark, night-time, electronic, restless, dreamlike album, even decadent in some passages, but very fascinating precisely for that reason."
"A movie of a non-stop day, like a series of emotional flashes alternating in everyday life."
"A dark, night-time, electronic, restless, dreamlike album, even decadent in some passages, but very fascinating precisely for that reason."
Listen to Gianna Nannini’s G.N. for a unique blend of restless electronics and rock vibes from the early 80s!
Dedicated to John Lennon, sung in room 2 of Abbey Road Studios in London, the favorite room of The Beatles, with the valve microphone used for Strawberry Field. The lyrics, as in the best "fortissian" tradition, are ironic, tender, amusing, romantic, hermetic, and non-sense.
Dedicated to John Lennon, sung in room 2 of Abbey Road Studios in London, the favorite room of The Beatles, with the valve microphone used for Strawberry Field.
The lyrics, as in the best "fortissian" tradition, are ironic, tender, amusing, romantic, hermetic, and non-sense.
Listen to Fragole infinite to experience Alberto Fortis' poetic homage to Lennon and the timeless influence of The Beatles.
And I hate you Romans, I hate you all, a nasty gang of sycophants and intriguers... This piece has the gift of never leaving me indifferent every time I listen to it, even if it’s the thousandth time.
And I hate you Romans, I hate you all, a nasty gang of sycophants and intriguers...
This piece has the gift of never leaving me indifferent every time I listen to it, even if it’s the thousandth time.
Discover the timeless artistry of Alberto Fortis' debut album—listen to the classics that shaped Italian auteur music!
Thus people see evil even where there is none. Be very careful about using arrogance, as it can turn against you.
Thus people see evil even where there is none.
Be very careful about using arrogance, as it can turn against you.
Listen to Ivan Graziani's Fragili Fiori Livan and discover the passion and grit of this unforgettable live performance.
The sound that characterized (almost) all his previous albums is largely absent in this work. The track 'Kryptonite' is one of Ivan’s most beautiful, with magnificent yet tragic lyrics.
The sound that characterized (almost) all his previous albums is largely absent in this work.
The track 'Kryptonite' is one of Ivan’s most beautiful, with magnificent yet tragic lyrics.
Discover Ivan Graziani’s unique blend of intimate storytelling and melodic sound on Cicli e tricicli—listen now and explore his evolving artistry!
The title track is a sort of resentment towards the 'insiders' who had rejected his subway project, interpreted in a sarcastic and allegorical way. In 'Meno male che adesso non c'è Nerone' it is highlighted that Nero’s times weren’t so different from the 70s.
The title track is a sort of resentment towards the 'insiders' who had rejected his subway project, interpreted in a sarcastic and allegorical way.
In 'Meno male che adesso non c'è Nerone' it is highlighted that Nero’s times weren’t so different from the 70s.
Discover Edoardo Bennato’s powerful blend of rock and social commentary—listen to 'Io che non sono l'imperatore' today!
"Despite all the problems Naples may have, in the end, 'it’s better here: here, at least, for better or worse, there’s still a bit of humanity.'" "The apotheosis of the (often) false distinction of good-bad is in the final irony of 'Salviamo il salvabile.'"
"Despite all the problems Naples may have, in the end, 'it’s better here: here, at least, for better or worse, there’s still a bit of humanity.'"
"The apotheosis of the (often) false distinction of good-bad is in the final irony of 'Salviamo il salvabile.'"
Listen to Edoardo Bennato’s 'I buoni e i cattivi' for a witty, timeless journey through politics, society, and Neapolitan soul.
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