Mara Redeghieri - Recidiva

Review by Stijn Vogels

Album Review: Recidiva by Mara Redeghieri – A Sonic Kaleidoscope of Italian Flair Released in 2017 under the Italian label LullaBit, Recidiva is a bold experiment that blends Pop, Electronic, and Rock with a touch of Alternative Rock and Electro. If you’re looking for something that feels like it’s been stitched together from fragments of dreams, late-night club beats, and raw human emotion—this might just be your jam. Mara Redeghieri, with her hauntingly soulful vocals, takes center stage on this record, backed by an eclectic crew of musicians who bring their A-game. The credits read like a mini-orchestra: Claudio Carboni handling saxophones and flute, Nicola Bonacini flexing his bass muscles, Stefano Melone pulling double (or triple?) duty as producer, arranger, and keyboardist, and even cameos from big names like Gianna Nannini and Luca Carboni. It’s clear no expense—or creative idea—was spared here. Two tracks stand out to me personally. First up, “Anni luce (feat. Gianna Nannini).” This one hits different. The mix of shimmering synths, Nannini’s iconic rasp blending seamlessly with Redeghieri’s softer tone, and lyrics about light-years of distance somehow make you feel both infinite and achingly small at the same time. I kept coming back to it because it’s got this rare balance of being radio-friendly yet deeply layered. You can dance to it or sit in silence and let it wash over you. Versatility at its finest. Then there’s “Pestifera (Cattura Della) Remix.” Oh man, where do I start? This track has teeth. Between the pulsating electronic beats and Mauro Basilio’s cello adding unexpected gravitas, it feels like you’ve stumbled into some kind of dystopian masquerade ball. And when Tiziano Bianchi’s trumpet kicks in halfway through—it’s like someone opened a window in a stuffy room. Fresh air, but still kinda weird and wonderful. Not sure if I’d play it at a dinner party, but it definitely leaves a mark. The album isn’t without its quirks, though. Tracks like “Io Essere Umana” and its remixes feel almost too self-aware, bordering on experimental indulgence. But hey, maybe that’s the point. Recidiva doesn’t aim to please everyone; instead, it invites listeners to wander through its maze of sounds and textures. Sometimes it works beautifully; other times, it feels like you’ve taken a wrong turn. Still, isn’t getting lost part of the fun? What struck me most about Recidiva was how unapologetically Italian it feels—not in a stereotypical pizza-and-gondolas way, but in its fearless embrace of artistry and collaboration. From Orietta Berti’s guest spot on “Cupamente” to Antonella Ruggiero lending her voice to “Madre Dea,” it’s like Redeghieri gathered everyone she admired and said, “Let’s see what happens.” Spoiler alert: magic happens. So yeah, Recidiva won’t be for everyone. Some will find it messy, others brilliant. Personally, I think it’s a bit of both—and that’s what makes it memorable. After all, perfection is boring. Give me messy, give me bold, give me an album that sounds like it could only come from someone willing to take risks. Oh, and fun fact: listening to this album made me realize how much I miss live saxophone solos in modern music. Just saying.

Artist: Mara Redeghieri
Album: Recidiva

Italy

2019

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Recidiva	2:20
Pestifera (feat. Lele Battista) [Remix]	4:38
Nella Casa
Io Essere Umana Remix
Romantica siderale (feat. Mauro Ermanno Giovanardi)	4:56
Cupamente	3:16
Anni Luce
Romantica Siderale
Uomonero (feat. Luca Carboni)	5:21
Anni luce	4:0
Io Essere Umana
UomoNero	5:18
Io essere umana (Remix)	4:56
STtrump
Cupamente (feat. Orietta Berti)	3:18
STrump	4:11
Nella casa	3:32
Augh (feat. Beatrice Antolini) [Remix]	3:16
Pestifera (Cattura Della) Remix
Madredea (feat. Antonella Ruggiero)	5:3
Madredea
Strump	4:12
Io essere umana	4:21
Romantica siderale	4:55
Madre Dea	5:0
Augh Remix
Pestifera (Cattura della)	4:56
Augh	3:15
Pestifera (Cattura Della)
Pestifera (cattura della) [feat. Rachele Bastreghi]	4:53
Anni luce (feat. Gianna Nannini)	4:2

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8058774660021
858774660014
8058774660052

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LullaBit

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Distributed By	Believe Digital

Credits

Role	Credit
Baritone Saxophone	Claudio Carboni
Alto Saxophone	Claudio Carboni
Contrabass	Nicola Bonacini
Acoustic Bass	Nicola Bonacini
Electric Bass	Nicola Bonacini
Drums	Claudio Chiari, Davide MazzolI (tracks: 2,4)
Effects	Claudio Chiari (tracks: 5)
Electric Guitar	Lorenzo Valdesalici, Pino Dieni (tracks: 9)
Flute	Claudio Carboni (tracks: 3,5)
Lead Vocals	Mara Redeghieri
Producer	Stefano Melone
Arranged By	Stefano Melone
Keyboards	Stefano Melone
Programmed By	Stefano Melone
Speech	Liliana Boube' (tracks: 6), Maya Cavallarin (tracks: 6)
Violoncello	Mauro Basilio
Mastered By	Studio Davide Barbi
Written-By	Stefano Melone
Mixed By	Stefano Melone
Trumpet	Tiziano Bianchi (tracks: 3, 5)
Percussion	Mauro Basilio

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Barcode: 8 058774660021
Barcode: 8 058774 660014
Barcode: 8 058774 660052
Rights Society: S.I.A.E.

About Mara Redeghieri

Italian singer, born 10 February 1961 in Verbania.

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that Mara Redeghieri's album *Recidiva* is like a musical kaleidoscope? Released in 2017 in Italy, it blends genres like Pop, Electronic, and Rock with styles ranging from Alternative Rock to Electro. What’s wild is how many talented musicians were involved—like Claudio Carboni, who played both baritone and alto saxophone, plus flute on some tracks. There’s even a track featuring the legendary Gianna Nannini! And get this: the album includes multiple remixes of songs, giving listeners different flavors of the same tune. It’s like a choose-your-own-adventure for your ears.