Shade - Odio Le Hit Estive

Review by Larry Mac

Odio Le Hit Estive is the latest album from Italian rapper and singer Shade. The album is a mix of hip hop, pop and R&B, with Shade's signature style of introspective lyrics and catchy hooks.

The album starts with the title track, "Odio Le Hit Estive" which translates to "I Hate Summer Hits". The song is a commentary on the commercialization of music and how it often lacks substance. The beat is upbeat and catchy, making it a perfect summer anthem despite its ironic message.

The album then moves onto "La Bella Musica" which has a more laid back vibe. Shade's vocals are smooth and soulful, and the lyrics focus on the power of music to bring people together.

Other standout tracks include "Autostop" which features a guest verse from fellow Italian rapper Sfera Ebbasta, and "Sbagliato" which has a more experimental sound with electronic beats and distorted vocals.

Summary by Larry Mac

Odio Le Hit Estive is a strong addition to Shade's discography. The album showcases his versatility as an artist and his ability to create both radio-friendly hits and more introspective tracks. It's definitely worth a listen for fans of Italian rap and pop music.