The brand-new Nudo e Crudo strips everything back to “naked and raw.” Sung entirely in gritty Roman dialect, the album marries punchy acoustic strumming with irreverent lyrics. Italian folk-blues artist Max Santalucia channels street-corner truth into ten visceral tracks that drop listeners straight into the heart of Rome.
Written on volcanic shores, Greetings from Lanzarote blends sun-soaked world’s rhythms with storytelling and a guest appearance by Irish legend Finbar Furey. Max Santalucia switches seamlessly between English, Italian and Spanish, delivering folk-blues, rock and a bit of ‘Latin taste’. Eight tracks that echo both Atlantic winds, Irish atmospheres and latin-american rhythms, perfect for listeners seeking world-spanning, roots-driven songwriting.
On L.O.V.E., Max Santalucia played every instrument himself, layering saxophone and clarinet swells over ‘sounds from the world’ grooves to craft a raw, intimate exploration of love in all its forms. The self-produced set spotlights his trademark rasp and multilingual lyrics, cementing his reputation as a one-man folk-blues powerhouse from Italy.
The debut album Grand Hotel Roma introduced Italian folk-blues singer-songwriter Max Santalucia to the world with a gritty mix of Roman street poetry and rock-tinged acoustic guitar. Recorded between Rome’s back-alley studios and a tiny flat in Lanzarote, the record captures the hustle of the Eternal City while hinting at American folk melodies that would shape his later sound.
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