Mc Sampyr

 Mondo Marcio is clearly the new star of Italian Hip Hop.

 "Dentro Alla Scatola"... a masterpiece: Marcio tells us his story with truly unprecedented lyricism and absoluteness.

Mondo Marcio’s Solo Un Uomo stands out in the Italian hip hop scene with American-style beats and emotionally charged lyrics. The album explores dark personal and social themes but maintains a hopeful undertone. Collaborations with DJ Fish and Tormento enhance the production, while Marcio's vocal variety adds soulfulness. Despite going commercial, the album keeps lyrical mastery intact, making it a significant work in modern Italian rap. Listen to Mondo Marcio’s Solo Un Uomo and experience the depth and craftsmanship of Italian hip hop.

 Mistaman experiments so much that he gives life to one of the most original works of recent times, full of 'musical insights.'

 By the second time, you grasp the concepts, and the third time, you fall in love with the lyrics.

Mistaman's Parole revitalizes Italian hip hop with exceptional experimentation and storytelling. The album features a narrative about a conspiracy to stop hip hop's growth in Italy, enriched by powerful collaborations and innovative, melodic beats. While the music can overshadow the lyrics initially, repeated listens reveal deep political messages and poetic talents. A must-listen for fans of Italian hip hop and music lovers seeking originality and meaningful content. Listen to Mistaman's Parole now and experience Italy's groundbreaking hip hop evolution firsthand!

 Beyond politics, what matters is having fun.

 This CD is a party for anarchists, but also for music lovers and fans of good Italian ska.

Los Fastidios & FFD's Hasta la baldoria! delivers a high-energy mix of ska, punk, and reggae with strong anti-racist and anarchist themes. Despite some political extremism, the album emphasizes fun and includes standout tracks like "Homer" and "Oi! Gio." It appeals both to anarchist listeners and lovers of quality Italian ska and punk music. Listen to Hasta la baldoria! and dive into energetic Italian punk mixed with powerful messages and great ska beats.

 Frankie raps like when he started, making everything nostalgic and unique.

 A sophisticated attempt by the rapper to make his message accessible to (almost) everyone.

Frankie HI-NRG MC's Rapcital album redefines his protest rap roots by blending classic rock samples with poetic and political lyrics. The album revisits old tracks with sophisticated arrangements while maintaining the rapper’s signature style. It highlights Frankie's evolution in the Italian rap scene and delivers a powerful message of social justice through musical experimentation. Discover the powerful fusion of rap and rock in Frankie HI-NRG MC's Rapcital and experience Italian hip-hop innovation firsthand!

 Lorenzo 1992 is an anthem of sincerity and cheerfulness, even if in some parts it approaches the absurd.

 Long live his optimism towards this nation of idiots.

The review reflects fond nostalgia for Jovanotti's Lorenzo 1992, highlighting its cheerfulness and sincere rap philosophy. It appreciates the album's blend of lighthearted fun and social awareness. The reviewer notes Jovanotti’s optimistic message despite flaws, while acknowledging his later evolution into mainstream pop stardom. The album is portrayed as an engaging youthful work with political undertones and distinctive charm. Discover the youthful charm and political edge of Jovanotti's Lorenzo 1992 – listen now and experience Italian rap history firsthand!

 AREA expatriates, armed with sophisticated, cultured, fast, and engaging music, convey their 'ideal fullness' even in France and Portugal.

 No, I will not return to raising left fists... But I will continue to dream, in my time machine.

This review explores Area's live album Parigi-Lisbona, highlighting its energetic fusion of prog and jazz, socially and politically charged lyrics, and the remarkable vocals of Demetrio Stratos. The reviewer reflects on the intense cultural atmosphere of the 1970s in Italy and Europe, emphasizing the album's lasting impact. Though new to prog, the author admires the album's complexity and passion. The review closes with a respectful nod to the band's legacy and era. Listen to Area's Parigi-Lisbona and experience their unique blend of prog, jazz, and political passion live from 1976!

 Zero because this Jovanotti is pitiful, a blind and deaf dog with a poor sense of smell, terminally ill, agonizing, that only awaits to be put to sleep.

 If this is art, if this is innovation... Save me Save us...

This review critiques Jovanotti's 2002 album 'Il Quinto Mondo' for its failed fusion of pacifism and hip hop set against the post-9/11 backdrop. The reviewer finds the lyrics banal and beats uninspired, identifying the album as a misguided and commercialized attempt at political music. While some tracks are noted as passable, overall the album is described as boring and ineffective. The reviewer suggests it appeals only to diehard fans and new pacifists holding onto idealistic views. Explore Jovanotti's 'Il Quinto Mondo' and decide if its pacifist rap resonates or falls flat in this critical review.

 Fabri is the spokesman for Italy, the Italy of offices, streets, houses, families, addicts, and the horrible yet fascinating world under the spotlight.

 This is the Fabri Fibra of lost lovers' nights, disappointed or squalid brief encounters under other sheets or cars, the nocturnal Fibra of wet beds and turned-on TVs, nightmares and insomnia.

Fabri Fibra's 'Turbe Giovanili' is praised as a profound and multi-faceted hip hop album that captures the Italian urban experience through storytelling. The collaboration with Neffa produces jazzy nocturnal beats complementing Fibra's reflective voice. Themes range from love and personal struggles to social issues and cultural identity. This album is regarded as a masterpiece and a must-listen for hip hop fans. The review highlights the diversity and depth of Fabri Fibra's artistry. Listen to Fabri Fibra's Turbe Giovanili now and explore the depth of Italian hip hop storytelling.

 The CD is a hallucinatory journey into the rotten parts of a human being: pedophilia, murders, serial killers—in one word: blood.

 After listening to it or you watch Fantozzi, or you leave the house for the whole day and try to have as much fun as possible, or you roll four personal ones and wake up tomorrow, or you put it back on and get trippy or you shoot yourself.

TruceBoys' album Sangue offers a hallucinatory and raw exploration of dark themes like violence, mental illness, and twisted love through unique beats and dense storytelling. Without gangsta clichés, the group presents a lucid, intense hip-hop experience reflecting gritty realities. The album combines superb production with heavy, passionate lyrics, creating a disturbing yet compelling journey. It stands out in the Italian underground scene but may not be suitable for sensitive listeners. Dive into TruceBoys' Sangue for a raw, dark hip-hop journey that's unlike anything in Italian rap—listen now and experience its hallucinatory power.

 "Nesly doesn’t boost anything to enrich his image, he manages to be sincere, delicate, sweet, a dreamer, romantic, irreverent, and polemical simply by opening himself up."

 "He is nothing terrible or gorgeous, he is Nesly and that’s it. And he feels ok."

The review praises Nesly Rice's 'Home' for its honest and optimistic approach to hip-hop, blending aggressive beats with sincere and introspective lyrics. Collaborations with Fabri Fibra add intensity and character. The album critiques the pop music scene while delivering thoughtful themes about life and society. The reviewer highlights standout tracks like 'Il Vento Dei Ricordi' for their emotional depth and musical quality. Overall, 'Home' is celebrated as a genuine and engaging work that stays true to hip-hop roots. Listen to Nesly Rice's 'Home' and experience genuine Italian hip-hop at its finest.