Calabrian-born, Milan-based singer-songwriter Iberico has released his debut album “Non fare rumore”  a compelling collection of indie pop and rock tracks that give voice to often-silenced social issues. After years of crafting lyrics and music privately, the artist has emerged with a profound musical statement that confronts uncomfortable realities through thoughtful storytelling.

Born in 1989 in Calabria, southern Italy, Iberico has dedicated himself to the power of words, creating songs that address topics many prefer to ignore. His collaboration with producer Christian Gheno has resulted in an album that balances musical accessibility with unflinching lyrical depth.

“Non fare rumore” showcases Iberico’s commitment to addressing challenging themes with sensitivity and emotional resonance. The track “Aborto” confronts domestic violence with stark, dramatic intensity, while “Il corso del Sole” explores the complex emotions surrounding aging and mortality. Among the album’s most impactful moments is “Gaza,” a peace manifesto that interweaves the narratives of three children caught in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, humanizing a geopolitical crisis through personal stories.

Mental health also features prominently in the album, with “Filo di Arianna” (Ariadne’s Thread) offering a poignant meditation on depression and the search for hope—a thread to hold onto when navigating life’s darkest labyrinths. The album balances its weighty themes with thoughtful musical arrangements that draw from indie pop and rock traditions while maintaining a distinctive voice that reflects Iberico’s unique perspective and Calabrian roots.

“Non fare rumore” marks the emergence of a significant new voice in the Italian music scene, an artist dedicated to substance over style, and to making meaningful noise in a world that often prefers comfortable silence.

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