Spacciatori Di Musica Stupefacente
Spacciatori Di Musica Stupefacente formed in Rome in the early 2000s. Their name translates to "Pushers of Drunken Music," which gives you a sense of their...
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Spacciatori Di Musica Stupefacente formed in Rome in the early 2000s. Their name translates to "Pushers of Drunken Music," which gives you a sense of their approach. They worked with a rapper named Francesco "Frank" Serio and a DJ called Trema, who handled the production.
Their debut album "Prequel" came out in 2004. One of its tracks, "2009," became something of an anthem for them. They followed that with albums like "Verba Volant" in 2007 and "Il Testamento" in 2010. Other songs in their catalog include "Allucinazione" and "Da Vicino."
Their lyrics dealt with urban life in a direct way that sometimes drew criticism. They weren't trying to smooth things over. The music had a raw quality, with Trema's beats providing a tense, atmospheric backdrop to Frank Serio's delivery.
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