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 Ovunque Proteggi is an epic album in epic proportions; it sometimes approaches, in a cryptic way, some completely unusual biblical and mythological themes.

 'Ovunque Proteggi' disappoints at first listen but could gradually reward the listener significantly, introducing them to the new Capossela.

 Explore Vinicio Capossela’s Ovunque Proteggi and experience his mystical and innovative musical journey.

 These Apicella/Berlusconi songs are so sugary that the listener risks becoming diabetic.

 Every song blatantly resembles the next and the previous one, and this cannot be hidden even from the most inattentive listener.

 Discover why Mariano Apicella’s debut album 'Meglio 'na canzone' missed the mark – read the full critical review now!

 Umberto Bindi was a 'singer from the heart', with a clear and powerful voice, who shunned any label but was labeled by the majority of Italians.

 With his death, he was not consecrated, but in both television and most Italian music magazines, he is still forgotten.

 Discover the moving music and legacy of Umberto Bindi—listen to his timeless album and celebrate a true Italian pioneer.

 "'Tornare nella terra' strikes inside the listener, hypnotizes them with dirty sounds and angry lyrics."

 "The earth calls, it wants us back, its song is deep, desperate, restless, finding no peace."

 Listen to Bachi da Pietra's hypnotic debut and experience the raw pulse of Italian underground rock.

 It is difficult to put into words all the emotions I experienced while listening to "Mélos."

 "When I listen to and re-listen to this album, I forget about the world around me... I allow myself to be lulled by the sound of the trumpet."

 Listen to Paolo Fresu's Mélos and immerse yourself in its enchanting Mediterranean jazz melodies today!

 Finding oneself listening to the voice of Tiziana Ghiglioni is a real fortune.

 This "Tenco Project" deserves to be listened to because Ghiglioni was the first artist to initiate a cycle of jazz rearrangements of Italian songs.

 Listen to Tiziana Ghiglioni’s Tenco Project and experience a stunning jazz tribute to Luigi Tenco’s timeless songs.

 Simone Cristicchi goes beyond this standard, featuring remarkable, intelligent, (self-)ironic, and irreverent lyrics.

 "Vorrei cantare come Biagio Antonacci" is a very clear satire of the Italian record industry that seeks to manufacture success without giving space to those who want to communicate something important.

 Listen to Simone Cristicchi’s 'Fabbricante di canzoni' and experience a fresh, intelligent take on Italian music.

 Chiara Civello will become the jazz star of the future. This prophecy is not reckless but, in fact, has solid foundations.

 This album does not excel musically or textually. Enjoyable but does not surpass a passing grade.

 Listen to Chiara Civello’s 'Last Quarter Moon' and explore a smooth blend of jazz and pop with Brazilian flair.

 Watson brings us back a melody that is the child of nature’s scream, a nature that is in a state of decay, screaming and pleading with humans for salvation.

 Let’s close our eyes, put on the headphones, and live in a world different from ours.

 Dive into Chris Watson’s Weather Report and experience the raw beauty of nature through sound—listen now and reconnect with the wild.

 "Musically mediocre, he wrote lyrics that seemed carefree but were anything but."

 "Rino Gaetano created songs that transcend common language, becoming a new language to be offered to everyone."

 Explore Rino Gaetano's Aida to experience sharp social satire wrapped in unforgettable Italian songwriting.