Ditonellapiaga remains at the top of Italian radio airplay. The single "How annoying!" (Bmg/Dischi Belli) has in fact held onto first place in the EarOne Airplay chart for a second consecutive week, remaining the most played track on Italian national radio. Released on Wednesday 25 February, the song quickly won over radio programmers, settling straight into the top spots of the airplay chart.
Presented at the 76th edition of the Sanremo Festival, where it made the podium, "How annoying!" comes with an ironic, irreverent video that paints a portrait of everyday life made up of small and large frictions. With a light, cheeky touch, Ditonellapiaga captures that widespread feeling of inadequacy and disconnection running through daily life, observing the messiest, most irritating side of reality without passing judgment.
Watch the video for “How annoying!” below.
The new album
The track opens and serves as the manifesto for "Miss Italy", the new album by the Rome-born singer-songwriter, out on 10 April via Bmg/Dischi Belli and already available for preorder. The project comes after a period of personal and artistic reflection, during which the artist questioned her own identity and musical direction. Built on electronic textures with pop-dance flourishes, "Miss Italia" explores the relationship with aesthetic and social models, with how we're perceived by others, and with the idea of conformity, ironically working through the contradictions of the star system and dismantling its myths and masks.
"Miss Italy" will be available on all digital platforms and in two physical editions: CD and a limited-edition transparent pink colored vinyl Collector's Edition.
The tour
This autumn, Ditonellapiaga will also return to the stage with two club shows: 27 November 2026 at Atlantico in Rome and 30 November 2026 at Fabrique in Milan. Tickets are already available on TicketOne and through major ticketing outlets; further details on the Magellano Concerts website.
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Claudio Fabretti, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.