
The album Canerandagio poses a direct question to the Italian music scene: how does a pioneer like Neffa maintain his relevance in the face of subsequent generations? The answer resonates strongly throughout this double album, which doesn't seek the isolation of a solo artist but rather creates a meeting point for different voices. Released on August 29, 2025, under the labels Numero Uno and Sony Music, this project is a living encyclopedia of Italian rap, where the production aims for a fast flow while embracing a diversity of interpretations, from street sounds to melodic styles. There are a total of ten tracks, nine of which feature a credited guest artist, transforming each track into a crossroads of generations and distinct aesthetics.
Funk Intro: A sonic bridge to collaborative elegance
The album opens with Littlefunkyintro, a track that serves as a bridge between the streets and established artists. This funk intro creates an immediate tension by establishing an elegant framework before the main voice takes over, preparing the listener for a structure where Neffa's personal sonic identity must adapt to the local flavors of his collaborators. The smooth transition between this opening and the album's emotional conclusion suggests an overall coherence that goes beyond the simple accumulation of guest appearances.
Nine tracks featuring: A complete absence of isolation.
Each track, from Troppaweed to Tuttelestelle, becomes a crossroads where the vocals are shared. The risk of losing one's personal sonic identity is palpable in an album almost entirely built around collaborations, but it is precisely this openness that gives the work its unique character.
Hype (Nuoveindagini): The collision of the icons Fibra and Keta
Track 6, Hype (Nuoveindagini), crystallizes this fusionist ambition with a title that features Fabri Fibra, a historical rap icon, and M¥SS KETA, a major figure in Italian female rap, sharing the microphone. Fabri Fibra's presence on this track is significant, as it fits into a post-Resistenza (Special Edition) continuity that recalls his notable past collaborations, such as Panico (Guerra e pace, 2013) or Sulla giostra (Caos, 2022), where he had already invited Neffa. This time, the duo fuses historical heritage with the current star of Italian female rap, creating a dynamic where the contrast in styles becomes the main strength of the track. The collaboration with M¥SS KETA adds a strong melodic and technical dimension to a track that must maintain the fast flow typical of modern rap.
Cuoreapezzi: The balance between Pequeno's street style and Joshua's melody.
In contrast to this historical collision, track 4, Cuoreapezzi, finds its balance by pairing an influential rapper like Guè Pequeno with a more melodic or lyric-focused artist like Joshua. Joshua's presence adds a distinct nuance to the track, while Guè Pequeno grounds the song within the contemporary Italian music scene. This contrast between street style and melody is one of the album's strengths, allowing the varied production to adapt its rapid flow to the different local influences brought by the guest artists.
Miraggio: International collaboration with Gemitaiz and Thiele
The presence of these two artists creates a distinct vocal texture, further confirming that the album is a living encyclopedia where each guest artist brings something new.
The tracklist confirms a hybrid structure, where the only track without a credited guest appearance seems to be the instrumental intro, while the nine subsequent tracks function as chapters dedicated to specific artists. The massive presence of collaborations on nine out of ten tracks reinforces the encyclopedic nature of the album, transforming each track into a living anthology that synthesizes the evolution of the genre from the 1990s to current productions under the Numero Uno and Sony Music labels. It sits between Resistenza (Special Edition) and Zarathustra Style, representing a peak of collaborations with the majority of the featured artists. The album is a bold statement, a monolithic structure of guest appearances where Neffa never lets up, with no wasted moments. The album starts strong with Littlefunkyintro, the opening track that sets the tone for a dense project where each track is a meeting point of generations.
Technical Details
- Release Date: August 29, 2025 - Label: Numero Uno, Sony Music - Tracks: 10 - Opening/Closing Tracks: Littlefunkyintro / Tuttelestelle - Featured Artists: Noyz Narcos, Franco 126, Guè Pequeno, Joshua, Izi, Fabri Fibra, M¥SS KETA, Frah Quintale, Gemitaiz, Joan Thiele, Lucariello, Oj Ste… - Previous Album: Resistenza (Edizione speciale) (2024)
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Tracks
- 1
- 2TROPPAweedfeat. Noyz Narcos
- 3Buferafeat. Franco 126
- 4Cuoreapezzifeat. Guè Pequeno, Joshua
- 5Canerandagiofeat. IZI
- 6
- 7
- 8Miraggiofeat. Gemitaiz, Joan Thiele
- 9Argientofeat. Lucariello, Oj Ste
- 10
- 11
- 12Biancoenerofeat. Jake La Furia
- 13
- 14
- 15
- 16Deidellolimpofeat. Kaos One
- 17
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