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Eighty years old and no desire to archive. Mauro Pagani celebrate the birthday by adding a new, non-celebratory chapter: sign with BMGwhich he will publish Everything is already herealbum of unreleased songs to be released on October 16th. For a name that has crossed Italian music since the years of PFM to the historic work with Fabrizio De Andrépassing through soundtracks and productions, the news weighs above all on one detail: we return to an album of new songs, after a wait of more than twenty years. BMG will publish Everything is already here: the return to the unreleased Everything…
In 1983 – years in which Italy was preparing to run faster than it knew how – it came out Bubbles. And I was there, inside that sound, inside every note.They were strange years: I saw kids in Piazza Maggiore with Moncler down jackets and Timberlands, and I wondered if music could really still scratch that armor of plastic and advertising. Bologna itself seemed to be changing: the clubs in the center began to follow the American model, the “fast”, while I spent the nights in the studio looking for slowness, depth, something that remained.The processing of Bubbles it was…
The interview with the band's frontman Alex Gaskarth, in view of the concert in Bergamo on February 18th Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
The Usual Dandy come back with For when you're sad sadnew single out on all platforms from Thursday 6 February 2026. Today we bring you the official video as an exclusive preview on All Music Italia. This new song by the singer-songwriter was produced by Andrea Piraz and arrives a year after the album SESINEPA! and opens a new chapter in his artistic journey. The Usual Dandy returns with “For when you're sad, sad” For when you're sad sad moves within a broad imaginary, between references ranging from Cosmicomics Of Italo Calvino up to places and images that pass from…
Starting next March 10th Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
What does Comic Sans sound like? What does it feel like? And is it actually kinda good? These were the questions ever-present in the minds of early PC Music acts like Kero Kero Bonito’s Gus Bonito, who, to this day, performs DJ sets in front of a strobing projection of his moniker Kane West in the notorious font. Inspired by the simultaneous appeals and absurdities of corporate advertising, the label’s early releases carved out a new form of sincere artistic expression in equal embrace and distaste toward Western consumer culture, what Sasha Geffen called “inverted consumerism.” Bonito observed a similar…
Moroder’s synths rise in volume as Billy sprints through the crowded streets and fall away when he ducks inside a poultry stall, two detectives in suits and aviator shades hot on his tail. When he accidentally overturns a crate of chickens, the tune comes rushing back in an explosion of metallic clang and zapping lasers. The scene’s finale takes place on an empty staircase, synths fading as Billy looks around and grins, thinking he’s free. But the camera pans to reveal the American’s pistol pointed at Billy’s head. “You seem like a nice enough kid to me, Billy,” he drawls…
From Springsteen to Ornella Vanoni to Pink Floyd Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Like the documentary, it will be released on February 27, with some rarities Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
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