Italian electronic/dance collective noted for blending dance, pop and electronic textures; known for singles such as "Chase the Sun" and "Stop Me" and for evolving stylistically across albums.

Reviews and credits note multiple vocalists (Dan Black, John Graham, Alex Uhlmann), contributions by Claudia Pandolfi (synthetic voice on a track), and founding/production involvement from figures including Alex Neri and Marco Baroni.

DeBaser reviews present a mixed view of Planet Funk: praise for production, hits and sonic coherence, but also sharp criticism on some releases. Older work (Non Zero Sumness, The Illogical Consequence) is noted for danceable, polished sound and memorable singles; later albums (Static) are described as colder and more melancholic. Vocalist changes and guest contributors are frequently remarked upon.

For:Listeners of electronic/dance music, fans of Italian pop/electronic acts, readers interested in album-by-album critique.

 Static won't be a successful album, it doesn't wink at the audience, it's not flattering, it's not danceable, it's not fun.

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 Planet Funk are the most stomach-churning pineapple pizza ever tasted.

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