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THE REVIEW
The boy, as one might have guessed, is sufficiently at loose ends: that's why I like him.
In this striking debut, released by Trovarobato at the end of 2010, Iacopo Incani, 27 years old and the sole bearer of the peculiar name in question, demonstrates personality, intelligent eclecticism, and tangible music-writing quality. In short, he couldn't care less (oops!) about how a record should sound to try to gain a minimum of commercial success, at least within the increasingly musically-mummified national borders.
Exceptionally crooked, strident, multiform, and cacophonous, the 12 tracks, constructed with the aid of a sampler, a loop machine, and a skeletal acoustic guitar, are nothing more than a fierce, hallucinated, and disenchanted journey through our detached everyday life.
The album piques interest-delights-and-grows listen after listen, in a way we're becoming unaccustomed to, increasingly clouded by the mass obliteration that grips us.
An unhealthy breath of foul air: not even at Upim.
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Iosonouncane’s debut album 'La Macarena Su Roma' presents a daring mix of eclectic and experimental sounds. With its raw, crooked, and cacophonous nature, it explores disenchanted everyday life. The album is crafted using minimal acoustic guitar with electronic tools, delivering an original and compelling listening experience that grows with each play.Tracklist Videos
Iosonouncane
Iosonouncane is the stage name of Italian musician and songwriter Jacopo Incani, known for blending electronics, choral textures, and conceptual storytelling across albums like La macarena su Roma (2010), Die (2015), and IRA (2021).10 Reviews
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