J-Ax

The Profile

J-Ax (legal name Alessandro Aleotti) is an Italian artist who started in the early 1990s with the rap duo Articolo 31 alongside DJ Jad and has pursued a solo career since 2006.

From the provided reviews: he is described as active since the early nineties; solo since 2006; associated with genre shifts (rap, rock, pop, electronic/crossover); and known for ironic, socially critical, and autobiographical lyrics. Reviews mention collaborations/associations including DJ Jad (Articolo 31), Jovanotti, Pino Daniele, Marracash, and Club Dogo members (e.g., Guè Pequeno, Jake la Furia), plus Guido Style as a recurring collaborator.

Across 11 reviews, J-Ax is portrayed as a polarizing Italian artist: praised for reinvention, irony, and sharp (often social) lyrics, but also accused of being commercial and musically weak. The most discussed era is the solo run starting in 2006, especially the crossover/Rap’n’Roll phase and its split-project logic with Deca Dance. Reviews highlight collaborations (e.g., Jovanotti, Pino Daniele, Club Dogo voices) and recurring themes like youth, hypocrisy, and personal storytelling.