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LA RECENSIONE
Rap at Home? Here’s the exact address of Casa Bronx!
A classic yet fresh track, sharp scratches, and a simple video have divided the web: on YouTube, in fact, the comments are strong. How did Papilla react?
Why start the review by talking about the comments? Because the web is where you're reading too, where trends are followed, and where opinions are shared.
The new single has class. Period. Papilla has said it since the Transformixtape... and anyway "Salmo is good, I know". Humility is the main topic, "talking sh*t".
Will 9 beats be enough to crush your favorite MC? Papilla, class of '89, is really convinced and for the instrumental, he joined forces with the hands of Dj Flow and Cvlt Corp. The result is something that takes us back in time, something the web doesn't seem to appreciate... evidently because they're too tied to current trends.
From "Negan" to here, the style has been transformed... could Papilla's next piece be something for Sanremo Giovani? Well... we'll see.
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Summary by Bot
Papilla Bronx's new single 'A Casa Mia' combines classic rap elements with modern production by DJ Flow and Cvlt Corp. The track's humble lyrics stand out amid sharp scratches and straightforward video. Though online reactions are mixed, the single's style reflects Papilla's evolution from earlier works. It appeals to listeners who appreciate authentic rap beyond fleeting trends.
Papilla Bronx
Papilla Bronx (Gianluca Calabrese) is a rap artist reviewed on DeBaser for a chameleonic style; notable releases in the provided reviews include Transformixtape (Samurai Champloo Edition) and the single A Casa Mia, with collaborators such as Norman, Dj Flow and Cvlt Corp.02 Reviews
