All On Fire

The two tracks “All On Fire” (the English version) and “Tutto a fuoco” (the Italian one) arrive six months after the previous releases (“In My Chest” and “Nel mio petto”), picking up where they left off.

After exploring inner struggles, restrained emotions, and social pressure, the narrative now shifts outward. This is the story of someone who, once self-aware, chooses not to follow the path laid out by others, but to carve out their own.

Blending hip-hop, rap, and spoken word, the lyrics unfold like a short film, with scenes, punchlines, and changes in rhythm. Each verse is a chapter. Each chorus an explosion.

This time, the tone turns sharper and more ironic. The phrases we’ve all heard over and over (“Send us your resume,” “Get a steady job,” “You need a plan”) are flipped on their heads and turned into an anthem of personal freedom.

The title is intentionally paradoxical: everything seems to be on fire, but that’s exactly how it’s meant to be. When you stop chasing approval, chaos is no longer a problem to fix, but a sign you’re heading in the right direction. These tracks are for those who choose to live off the tracks. For those who aren’t looking for shortcuts, just their own rhythm.

Available from May 13, 2025 on all major streaming platforms, they tell with irony and flow what it means to stay true to yourself in a world that wants you to change.