Velvet

Velvet are a Roman band known for the single "BoyBand" who shifted from satirical pop toward brit-rock and pop-rock. DeBaser reviews highlight albums such as Dieci motivi (2005), Velvet (self-titled) and Nella lista delle cattive abitudini (2010). They moved toward independence and a darker, more introspective sound over time.

According to DeBaser reviews: Velvet started with a satirical single ("BoyBand"), evolved into brit-influenced pop-rock, released Dieci motivi (noted as a turning point), later released a self-titled album and Nella lista delle cattive abitudini (2010). Reviews mention a post-Sanremo edition of Dieci motivi and note the band became independent by creating their own label.

DeBaser hosts a handful of reviews of Velvet, a Roman band that evolved from a satirical pop single into a brit-rock/pop-rock group. Reviews highlight Dieci Motivi (2005) as a turning point and note later, darker work on Nella lista delle cattive abitudini (2010). Overall reception is mixed to positive, praising musical growth and songwriting.

For:Listeners of Italian indie and brit-influenced rock; DeBaser readers looking for album critiques.