DJ NOCTURN, from England, cooks up fresh sounds. His music speaks from the heart, telling real stories that hit you. He takes notes from other music masters, weaving together grime, hip-hop, and soul to forge his own path. His music shares his personal life, talks about important things in society, and shows how his art grows. He blends different feelings and life stories into each song.

DJ NOCTURN’s new album, “Sermons Of The Forgotten,” is like a trip deep inside your own mind. It shows you important things you might not usually notice. The album has a bunch of good songs that sound like the voices of people who have been forgotten or not paid attention to.

This album is all about looking back at the past and the tough times we go through. It teaches us simple lessons from being alone and from when people let us down. The music talks about old worries that stick around and how true friends really help when things are hard. It’s about being strong inside and also about the bigger problems in the world around us.

These songs share the wise thoughts you gain from dealing with life’s hardest challenges and the important lessons you learn from deep experiences. Ultimately, it reveals the true strength and clear understanding that comes when you really pay attention to things we’ve forgotten.

Ghosts in the Booth

“Ghosts in the Booth” begins the with a calm, dark hip-hop song that pulls you into a big, thoughtful space. It has soft, floating sounds and gentle, strange drumbeats. The voice is a quiet whisper, mixing smoothly with the music to create a spooky, private feeling.

This song is about how our old worries and things that happened to us a long time ago still shape who we are, even if we don’t realize it. It talks about the lonely journey of looking at these feelings inside ourselves. The song gently tells us that our past, though hidden, is a big part of us and that we should learn to accept those old feelings.

“Cold World Gospel” is a strong, deep hip-hop song. It has electronic sounds and even a bit of factory-like noise. The sad music and sharp, hard drums make the sound really heavy. The voice is steady and calm, speaking important truths. It feels tired but honest, and it’s spoken, not sung.

Cold World Gospel

This song looks closely at the tough parts of the world. It asks us to think again about what’s really important when there’s so much that feels fake and disappointing in society. It wants us to wake up to how things really are, pushing us to find inner strength and smart ways of thinking to deal with a world that’s often complicated and sad.

“Where The F* Is Britain?” is a powerful grime and UK drill song. It uses sharp electronic sounds and strong, steady drumbeats to make you feel like something is wrong. The voice raps very fast and with a lot of force, grabbing your attention without any singing. This song is a tough message about society and politics. It shows deep worry and disappointment about a country that seems to have lost its way and its important beliefs. It shares sadness about people caring less about what’s good for everyone, and it asks us all to really think about where our shared future is going.

“Always There For Me” mixes smooth R&B with electronic sounds, making it feel really nice and warm. The song has big, open sounds and soft drum beats. The singing feels very real and friendly, and it’s made even better by many voices that sound like a soft, comforting hug.

This song is really about how good it is to have someone always there for you. They give strong help in important friendships. It shows how nice it feels to know you have that person. It praises the quiet power of steady help, reminding us that strong friends are very important. They make us feel safe to share our feelings and help us start good, long friendships.

Belly Of The Beast

“Belly Of The Beast” pulls you into a world of gritty grime and strong UK hip-hop. You’ll hear deep, shaky bass and hard, clear drum hits. The voice is confident and bold, telling a single, powerful story of real life, without normal singing. This song really dives into the tough journey of living in hard, often unfair places. This could be actual city streets or even bigger system struggles. It shows how you always need to be alert and strong to make it in these places. Ultimately, it looks at just how tough the human spirit is when facing huge problems and how it finds a way to keep going even when things are incredibly difficult.

“Dead Man Talkin’” is a thoughtful hip-hop and spoken word track. It uses dark, sad music and tough, booming drums to create a serious mood. The singer’s voice is calm but strong, full of deep meaning and honest ideas. This song explores the special wisdom and plain truths you get from going through big problems or major life changes. It gives big ideas from people who know more than the usual. It shares true thoughts, not fake ones. The song says we should pay attention to voices that have been made strong by tough times.

DJ NOCTURN’s latest album, “Sermons Of The Forgotten,” is a really powerful set of songs. It feels like a trip deep inside yourself, sharing true but often hidden stories. If you’re ready to look at life’s tough parts and find strength in voices we don’t always hear, this album is a must-listen. It really stays with you, showing how skilled and honest DJ NOCTURN truly is.

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Iberico, whose real name is Ferdinando Ritrovato, is a singer who tells stories through his songs. He comes from Calabria but lives in Milan. Music was always in his heart, even when he took a break from it to study. He taught himself to play the piano. He always kept making songs in his head. In 2024, he won a writing prize. This pushed him to make music again. Now, he puts out strong songs, like “Gaza.” His first album, “Non fare rumore” (meaning “Don’t Make Noise”), helps us see things in life we usually don’t. With this album, Iberico wants his words to truly matter, mixing pop and rock sounds to talk about people, places, and feelings that are real but sometimes ignored.

The album begins with “Vigliaccamente.” It has a modern folk-pop sound with gentle tunes from a guitar and soft drum beats. The singing is warm and personal, making you feel close to the song right away. This song quietly talks about how things change and how time keeps moving. It’s about noticing the small shifts in our lives, accepting what goes away, and seeing the quiet beauty in this constant flow. It reminds us that our own paths are shaped by these gentle, everyday changes.

Next is a song titled “Aborto.” It has a modern pop sound with parts that feel like a soft, emotional song. It mixes electronic and natural sounds to create a deep feeling. You’ll hear quiet synth pads and a steady, soft beat, with the main tune carried by an instrument. The singing feels full of quiet wanting, very clear and heartfelt. This song powerfully addresses the very difficult theme of domestic violence, showing its intense and dramatic sides. It helps us see the hidden pain and quiet fights people go through. It shows the hard parts of life and the long-lasting hurt from deep sadness. It talks about the quiet strength we need to deal with such hard truths and the big cost it takes from people.

Aborto

Then comes “Filo di Arianna,” a strong song that sounds like a modern singer-songwriter piece, with touches of soft rock. This song has a strong tune that stays in your head, helped by a steady rhythm. The pianos create a solid foundation, and sometimes extra strings are added to make it feel more emotional. The singing is clear and strong, telling the song’s story with real power. This track is all about finding strength and standing tall when life gets tough. It talks about going from feeling weak to finding your inner power, giving a clear message of hope and never giving up. It reminds us that we can heal and move forward, seeing old hurts as signs of how much we’ve grown.

As the album goes on, the song “Il corso del Sole” opens up like a big, emotional song, almost like music from a movie. It has full sounds, mixing soft piano with big, sweeping strings and drum beats that get louder. The singing shows a lot of feeling, going from quiet and weak to strong and determined. This song really looks at the happy and sad feeling of letting go, and how important it is to move on. It captures the mixed feelings of ending a part of your life, whether it’s a time, a relationship, or a dream. It understands the pain of saying goodbye but also celebrates the freedom and new chances that come from those moments. It shows that true strength means remembering the past but also being brave enough to step into the future.

Il corso del Sole

Finally, the song “Effetto Morgana” has a thoughtful folk-pop feel. It’s simple but strong, mostly using piano with soft bass and gentle drums. The singing is very personal and from the heart, making a direct connection with you. This song beautifully looks at finding special moments in everyday things. It shows that life’s most important lessons and happy times often come from the small, normal parts of our lives that we usually don’t notice. The album tells us to slow down, really look, and find good things in normal stuff. This can make us feel happy and thankful for what’s truly important. It teaches us that real peace is often found in the quiet corners of our lives.

The songs on “Non fare rumore” show us many feelings people have. They tell us about how we handle life always changing. They also talk about the quiet sadness when we miss people. They show us finding strong feelings inside ourselves. And they show the happy and sad feelings when we let things go. The album shares a lot of different emotions. It ends with a beautiful reminder to find meaning and beauty in the simple things in life. There are also other songs on this album that add to its rich story. Iberico’s mix of different music styles and themes that everyone can understand makes this an album that truly connects with people on a very personal and thoughtful level. You should definitely give it a listen.

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