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A compilation that commands respect. It kicks off immediately with the cheerful "Garanti Del Talento" featuring the legendary Piotta, who showcases his technique and clean meter. Then, of course, we remember "L'incognita" by the great Neffa, whose melodic voice and slang add an untouchable supremacy. And how could we forget the track "Notte E Giorno" with the featuring of Inoki, who is now the current host of 2the beat? Moreover, the legendary Joe Cassano, with his nasal and original voice, shakes the anonymous and clandestine scene. "Se non fumassi" is a very melodic track rapped by TORMENTO, yes, you heard right, the number one enemy of today's Fibra. Let's remember that it was YOSHI who propelled him onto the stage! This track talks about smoking, drugs, the trips you take thanks to joints, etc... BELLA LI! We cannot forget the presence of Kaos with "cose preziose," a painful and sad track that gives you goosebumps as you keep listening to KAOS's hoarse, warm, and strong voice. "STREET OPERA" is a military landmark, somewhat the lead single of the album. Naturally, Fabri Fibra is also there, but the high-level collaborations overshadow the author! DEFINITELY AFTER "SXM," "950" IS THE BEST RAP ALBUM RELEASED IN ITALY.
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Novecinquanta by Fritz da Cat is a highly respected Italian rap compilation featuring legendary artists like Piotta, Neffa, and Inoki. The album blends melodic and raw lyrical styles, with standout tracks such as 'Garanti Del Talento,' 'L’incognita,' and 'Street Opera.' Praised for its high-level collaborations and strong presence in Italy’s hip hop scene, it is considered one of the best rap albums released in the country alongside SXM.Tracklist
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By Cash
If you’re looking for something that grabs you and makes you dizzy with its beauty, originality of the lyrics, music, and humor, then 950 is for you.
Rap is falling apart as time goes by, it’s a shame... a real pity because albums like these don’t come out anymore... a shame, a real shame.
