CoCo: new album Mai Più Forse out tomorrow

The long-awaited return to the music scene of Neapolitan rapper CoCo becomes a reality with the release of his new album “Mai Più Forse” (https://wmi.lnk.to/maipiuforse; Warner Music Italy). The artist, known for his positive and encouraging messages, continues his artistic journey by exploring themes of inner strength and determination, encouraging the listener to overcome any uncertainty.

With “Mai Più Forse”, CoCo confirms himself as one of the leading names in the Italian rap scene, thanks to his unique ability to intertwine personal reflections with universal themes. The album not only promises to become a point of reference in the national urban scene, but also benefits from important collaborations with some of the most influential rappers of the moment, including Geolier, Guè, Luchè, Ernia, Yung Snapp and Anice.

Each artist enriches the project with their own distinctive style, contributing to an eclectic and powerful work.

The Concept and Tracklist of the New Album

The recording project is preceded by the title track “MAI PIÙ FORSE”, previewed during the Red Bull 64 Bars Live in Scampia.
The song, defined as the manifesto of CoCo's new work, invites listeners to take control of their own destiny by tracing a personal and artistic path that the rapper has undertaken with determination.

Here is the complete tracklist of “Mai Più Forse”

– Intro – Here for a reason – Maybe never again – I prefer to die feat. Anice – Kiss feat. Luchè – If it were up to me feat. Ernia – Hot video feat. Geolier – If I'm not with you – Friendzone – My hobby – Another person (interlude) – Skincare feat. Guè & Yung Snapp – N'ata cos – Proud of you – Saturday – I gave my all – Something to drink feat. Luchè – New house

With the launch of this album, CoCo demonstrates an essential artistic and human growth. His bars, imbued with deep lived experiences, testify to the tireless desire to move forward, offering an example of how to transform personal adversity into a sort of manifesto of rebirth and inner growth. Expectations are high, and “Mai Più Forse” seems destined to conquer the Italian rap scene.