Giallorenzo
Super Soft Reset

When I listen to this album, I realize how beautiful it is to be young, to go from one emotion to another in a short amount of time, always in a rush to see people, loves that begin, end, or simply remain in a limbo. Giallorenzo, with "Super Soft Reset," manage to make me relive all these sensations in just under half an hour, with their youthful, yet original and ironic language.

"Provarci" gives me that very sense of adolescent claustrophobia where one's immaturity shines through, characterizing those years. As in "Cruciverbone," where "the random guesswork" still conveys those emotions, of something unfinished due to one's own shortcomings. They manage to incorporate everyday things into their lyrics very naturally, leaving room for a poetic vein.

The period where it's even hard to stay "Calmi," and the mantra "avrei bisogno di te" repeats, even before realizing that first and foremost, one should be well with oneself, but at twenty, you don't really know that. The years of making mistakes and getting angry, which resonates in the power of songs like "Medium." The times when you're afraid, a fear that perhaps just serves to feel more fear? That's what they ask in "Match," where it's easy to fuel paranoias, in any aspect of life.

All of this is accompanied by an Italian alternative-punk sound recorded live, perhaps musically somewhat monothematic, but despite that, there are good ideas scattered here and there. They indeed have their own style.

Everything in this album screams insecurity, but with the desire to give it your all to grow and hope for a reset, as long as it's super soft, because we already have anxiety over a thousand other things. Because the world is moving faster and faster, and sometimes it seems like we're moving forward without brakes inside a precipice. But the dreams of this generation can't be stopped, it's inevitable, as they say, "inseguire i sogni è una cazzata di destra, sono loro che inseguono noi."