Achille Lauro’s “Mille” Platinum Record: A Testament to Musical Evolution and Summer Success
A unique piece of music history – a fourth platinum disc autographed by Achille Lauro for the 2021 hit song “Mille” – embodies the artist’s remarkable journey and the song’s cultural impact. The record, personally dedicated with the inscription “I remain 1000,” represents a high point for the collaboration between Lauro, Fedez, and Orietta Berti, a trio forged during the 2021 Sanremo Festival.
From Sanremo to Summer Anthem
“Mille,” released in 2021, quickly became a defining track of the summer, earning the Fimi prize for the season’s most popular song. The song’s success is further cemented by this autographed platinum disc, a rare memorabilia item that encapsulates the moment. The collaboration between Lauro, Fedez, and Berti, initially sparked by their shared experience at the Sanremo Festival, proved to be a winning formula, resonating with audiences across Italy.
The Artistic Trajectory of Achille Lauro
Born Lauro De Marinis on July 11, 1990, in Verona, but raised in Rome, Achille Lauro’s artistic path has been one of constant reinvention. Initially rooted in Underground Rap, Lauro’s early work reflected the realities of a challenging upbringing. His first two studio albums were deeply connected to the genre, potentially mirroring the hardships he faced due to poverty.
Embracing New Sounds
Lauro’s sound began to evolve with the emergence of trap influences, particularly evident in his album Mother Boys. Subsequent albums, Achille Idol Immortal and God There, explored themes surrounding the world of drugs, serving as a central focus in his lyrical content.
A Shift Towards Experimentation
A significant turning point arrived with Boys Mother, signaling a transition towards new sonic landscapes and thematic explorations. This evolution culminated in the experimental album Pour L’Amour, a pivotal moment in Lauro’s career. The album marked a deliberate departure from traditional rap sounds, embracing Latin and melodic musicality, even forging a unique samba trap genre. Content-wise, Pour L’Amour prioritized experimentation over narratives centered on drug culture.
The “1969” Era and Rock Influences
Lauro’s most recent work, 1969, represents a further stylistic shift, fully embracing early rock sounds, exemplified by the track “Rolls Royce.” This demonstrates a willingness to continually challenge expectations and explore new creative avenues.
This autographed platinum disc isn’t just a celebration of a hit song; it’s a tangible representation of Achille Lauro’s dynamic artistic evolution and his ability to connect with audiences through constant innovation.
