Three years of silence, then the announcement. Marco Mengoni, whose latest album, Atlantico, is dated 2018, has prepared an unreleased song for the summer, a prelude to new and spectacular performances. The artist, who on 19 June 2022 he will be at the San Siro Stadium, in Milan, to perform three days later at the Olimpico in Rome, will release on Friday But tonight, a song with disco-funk sounds.
The single, produced in collaboration with Purple Disco Machine, is described as “the photograph of a real human relationship, complicated, full of contradictions”, a relationship in which the verses follow one another, so as to restore the complexity relationships.
But tonight, a reinterpretation of eighties electronics, is not, however, the only story of a difficult interface. In open reaction to the historical moment, it is, in Mengoni’s intentions, an invitation to reflection, to deliberate action: a hymn that can make “this evening” the occasion of a positive restart.
But tonight, thanks to the launch of which Mengoni was able to announce its first stadium tour, will be accompanied by a music video, online from 21 June.
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