
Between these two extremes, 22simba carves a narrow but precise path through Italian rap, where each track serves as a link in a cohesive whole rather than a simple collection of sensations. The album opens with track 1, We Shine, which immediately establishes a no-nonsense tone. This first track doesn't aim to impress through production effects or the presence of prestigious guests; instead, it serves as the foundation for an already established artistic identity. The inclusion of this track as the opening confirms that 22simba approaches La Cura as a logical conclusion, rather than a starting point in the unknown.
Double featuring with Marracash: a strategic anchor in the album
The core of the project is structured around established collaborations, notably with Marracash, who appears on two distinct tracks. On Fanculo (track 5), his presence reinforces the commercial credibility of the album while creating a central point within the disc. This double appearance doesn't saturate the album; on the contrary, it gives Marracash a particular resonance without weighing down the overall flow. Track 11, Fanculo - Live Room Version feat. Marracash, then offers a variation in atmosphere: the same energy is deployed in a more intimate context, creating a strong thematic link between the two versions and preventing the album from becoming repetitive.
Silent Bob and the diversification of sonic alliances
Silent Bob contributes to 4 Zeri (track 7) to introduce a different element into the soundscape of La Cura. His collaboration is more than just a technical addition; it expands the album's sonic palette by bringing his own unique rhythmic and textural signature. The placement of this feature midway through also helps to break up any potential monotony that might arise from repeating sound patterns, providing a necessary break before the end of the album. Track 11, Fanculo - Live Room Version feat. Marracash, serves as a counterpoint to the studio version of the previous track. This live room version doesn't aim to compete with the original Fanculo; instead, it offers a more personal alternative, where Marracash's presence takes on a different dimension depending on the atmosphere captured. The contrast between the two versions demonstrates a desire to avoid monotony in an album that prioritizes conciseness and clarity.
26 minutes of brevity: a journey between V per Ventidue and Miria
With eleven tracks spread across twenty-six minutes, La Cura adopts a deliberately concise approach. This format prevents the album from becoming bogged down in unnecessary length; each track must stand on its own. Positioned between the EP V per Ventidue (2025) and the subsequent studio album Miria (2026), this project appears as a moment of consolidation, where 22simba refines his identity without sacrificing his growth. La Cura is neither a radical departure, nor a simple continuation; it is a reflection of the artist's trajectory at a specific point in his journey, where he knows exactly what he wants to say and how to convey it.
Technical details
- Release date : October 2, 2025 - Label : Universal Music - Tracks : 11 (26 minutes 00 seconds) - Opening / closing : We Shine / Fanculo - Live Room Version - Guest artists : Marracash, Silent Bob - Previous project : V per Ventidue (EP, 2025)
🎬 The album's music videos
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