Review by Sarath

Autoscatto, the latest album by Scialpi, is a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of the Italian pop icon. The album features a mix of new tracks and reimagined versions of some of Scialpi's classic hits from the 80s and 90s.

The album opens with "Autoscatto," a catchy and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Scialpi's signature raspy voice is in top form, and the production is polished and modern.

The album's standout track is undoubtedly "No Problem," a reworked version of Scialpi's 1988 hit. The new version features a more stripped-down production, allowing Scialpi's voice to shine through. The result is a powerful and emotional rendition of the classic track.

Other highlights include "Dalla Città Alla Campagna," a playful ode to the joys of country living, and "Il Tempo Non Esiste," a contemplative ballad that showcases Scialpi's range as a vocalist.

Summary by Sarath

Autoscatto is a solid album that will please both longtime fans of Scialpi and new listeners alike. The album strikes a perfect balance between nostalgia and modernity, and showcases Scialpi's enduring talent as a singer and songwriter.