Tropico feat. Cesare Cremonini and Fabri Fibra – Smuggling
He is one of the most sought after and talented authors of recent years. Tropico, born Davide Petrella, Neapolitan singer-songwriter class ’85, calls Cesare Cremonini and Fabri Fibra for Smuggling (Epic / Sony Music), a three-handed song that points to the ideas that need to make room between too many opinions, too many judgments, the universal knowledge that is pouring out on social networks of the latter period. With the awareness that the best things always start from below. «For me, collaborating with Cesare and Fabri on this piece is incredible stuff. The songs have to speak for themselves and in this case it went just like that… She chose us a bit. We wanted to slap these strange times in the face“, tells. The three voices alternate, summer has a melancholy aftertaste, there is a desire to feel good, even if you don’t really feel good, reality and dream alternate, the gaze is on what is wrong, but that can be changed . Tropico will be on tour on July 24 in Naples and September 5 in Milan.
Emis Killa – Lucifer
Produced by Boss Doms, Lucifer is the new song by Emis Killa, pseudonym of Emiliano Rudolf Giambelli. It comes one year after his last recording project Keta Music vol.3third chapter of the artist’s cult saga released in 2021 and the album 17, certified double platinum, produced by four hands with Jake La Furia. It all starts with an acoustic guitar that introduces the sensuality of a song that talks about meeting, sex, skin and sensations. Rhythm to dance in two, the voice is held, to change the cards in a refrain that explores the summer nights, the goodbyes, the nights, the impulses of a confused relationship. “I guess I’ll be with you this summer as you rub”He writes on Instagram even though Twitter is the place to find his voice, often counter-current and provocative. “The word of these Italian artists counts less than zero” among her latest tweets, to reiterate that what must speak is the music.
Playlist
Arisa – You forgive me
Santachiara – My head is a bang
Aurora – The Devil is human
Source: Vanity Fair
