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THE REVIEW
The Studio 3 are three guys Gino, Marco, and Vetro who form a “boyband”.
Listening to the first two beautiful singles “Solo te” and “Forse un angelo”, I expected the debut album, which takes its name from “Forse un angelo”, to be worthy of the two launch singles. A disappointment. Studio 3 are not remotely worthy of the “Blue” or the other European boybands. In fact, the poetry felt in the harmony of “Solo te” and the romanticism of “Forse un angelo” is not present in the rest of the album.
The rest is all ““honey”” and a load of heart, love, angels and so on: all too monotonous. It stands out a bit in “Ali” "Prova a volare a spiegare le ali Che ognuno ha dentro di sé Apri le porte del cuore all'amore Il dolore così sparirà..." which leans towards soul and “Party” with its playful tone.
Perhaps someone will find these tracks cute, catchy, but these three guys could and should have given more since their vocal talents are not to be thrown away. I don't recommend it to anyone, it's better to listen to “Guilty” by Blue in its entirety.
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Studio 3, a trio boyband, released 'Forse Un Angelo' after promising singles 'Solo te' and the title track. However, the album overall disappoints with monotonous themes and lacks the poetic charm of the singles. Some moments like 'Ali' and 'Party' offer slight variation, but the album doesn't reach the quality of comparable boybands like Blue. The reviewer does not recommend it.Tracklist Videos
Studio 3
Studio 3 is an Italian pop boy band associated with the Milan area, known for mid-2000s singles like “Solo te,” “Forse un angelo,” and “Lentamente.”04 Reviews
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By Piero Scaruffo
This 'album' is a joke, a rip-off.
The label of a stupid boy band for horny teenage girls is something no one will ever take away from you.
By Isenicon
Studio 3. Four (or five, I don’t know) guys, placed there by some greedy producer thirsty for money, who pretend to be a boy-band for horny twelve-year-olds.
All it takes is a sappy lyric, a catchy chorus, four guys (at least one of whom is at least passably presentable), and you’re at the top of the charts.
