Ozone Dehumanizer @The Cage

Thanks to the collaboration between The Cage and Musicus Concentus, the artistic project of Ozone Dehumanizer, an Italian rapper and producer who has been translating anger, anxiety, and disorientation of an entire generation into music for about ten years, arrives on stage at the theater.
The My Generation review, conceived by the two cultural realities of Tuscany to put some emerging artists in the spotlight, support live music, and bring a younger audience closer, will bring to Livorno a dirty and disturbing artist who under a surface of raw and distressing lyrics hides the sensitivity and depth necessary to give voice to the nihilism and disillusionment produced by this alienated society.
In his pieces, Ozone talks about death, suicide, mental illness, paints and exalts the most ferocious violence only to break into the lyrics with poignant strokes of light and sweetness, giving concreteness to the deep rift between illusions and reality, between the impulse to enchantment and resignation. His is a rap that varies from hardcore rap songs with death-rap influences to crossover songs and black metal pieces. In addition to music, Ozone personally takes care of the aesthetic aspect of his records and merchandising. He likes to remind that due to a biochemical accident he developed a copy of himself composed of skin, hair, and bones that moves alongside him and that he usually lets fans stroke at the end of the concert.