2020 in 10 albums made in Italy, that is, 10 Italian albums that made me forget 2020:
Part 2:
-Cip! by Brunori sas: a well-deserved Tenco prize. Dario Brunori delivers an excellent album from many points of view. Despite its many flaws, it remains a high-level work. Capita così
-Merce funebre by Tuttifenomeni: lyrics that oscillate between cultured and silly and musically indefinable. An album where you can really feel the influence of Maestro Battiato. Marcel
-Cosa faremo da grandi by Lucio Corsi: made in Italy singer-songwriter style as God commands is not dead, and Lucio Corsi confirms this. You can sense a lot of Ivan Graziani in certain tracks, but the influences are numerous, truly worth a listen. Lucio Corsi - Trieste
-L'ultima casa accogliente by The zen circus: the maturation path of the Zen Circus is truly impressive. This album proves that they are one of the most interesting Italian bands of recent years, evolving from angry rock to refined rock singer-songwriter compositions over a decade. This one is also absolutely worth listening to. The Zen Circus - Appesi Alla Luna
-Cinema Samuele by Samuele Bersani: the most beautiful Italian album of the year without a shadow of a doubt. A complex yet catchy work, personal and universal. Listen to believe. Il tuo ricordo