Crosswaves: four emerging voices perform in the heart of Milan

Milan is preparing to host an evening dedicated to the most fluid trajectories in emerging music. The event takes place at YellowSquare, a creative space in constant flux that has long been a reference point for a scene that rejects rigid definitions.

Four wildly different yet emblematic projects, reflecting an ever-evolving scene, will take turns on stage. From the folk incursions of Australian artist Iris Farret, things shift into the synthpop of Alex Complain, before moving through the urban and hip-hop shades of Gullo. Closing the night, Olmo Milo brings his alternative rock approach, suspended between energy and introspection.

The common thread is less aesthetic than attitudinal: rather than a sequence of genres, what's on offer here is a map of overlaps. The new generation seems to move along hybrid trajectories, dismantling and recombining traditional codes in favor of more porous languages.

The evening thus takes shape as a partial but telling snapshot of a creative ecosystem that favors contamination over belonging. Here, sonic identity is never fixed once and for all, but built up in successive layers, between expressive urgency and constant redefinition.

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