Turin, Sept. 3 (LaPresse) – J-Ax will release tomorrow his new album, titled ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’, produced and distributed by Columbia Records/Sony Music Italy. An album that intensely and unfilteredly reveals a new chapter in the life of the Milanese artist. Fourteen tracks in which rap sounds blend with country to explore every aspect of the identity of Alessandro Aleotti, known as J-Ax. “When people ask me what the new record is about, I don’t know what to answer because it isn’t about just one thing. It’s about all those times when you think you’ve figured everything out, but then life gives you a couple of slaps and changes the cards, it’s about when you fall, when you get back up, when you make mistakes, when you learn,” the artist says. “It’s about the people you’ve had by your side and those you’ve had to let go, and it’s about the fact that in the end I’ve understood one thing: we are not just our successes, but above all our falls. And perhaps it is precisely from falls that the best songs are born. That’s why the record is called ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’.” ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’ is therefore not only the title of his new work but a true declaration of intent: from personal battles to reflections on contemporary society, Alessandro offers a sincere and often ruthless account of himself and the world around him. An autobiographical album in which the artist blends social satire, personal assessments, reflections on genuine relationships and his unmistakable rebellious spirit. The album includes two tracks already known to the general public: Italia Starter Pack (gold certified), the single with which he took part in the 76th edition of the Sanremo Festival, and Hippy Ya Yo (Però anche no), an invitation to say no to violence and extremism, released at the end of May 2026. At the same time as the album’s release, the title track, ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’, will be released to radio, a song in which Alessandro reflects on his life, his relationship with fame, his failures and the inevitability of death. That same day at 8 a.m., the music video for the single will be released, filmed in the countryside around Asti and directed by Luca Tartaglia, where, among cultivated fields and rural landscapes, today’s J-Ax cowboy, firmly on horseback, alternates with himself at different stages of his long and prolific career.
Music: J-Ax’s new album ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’ out tomorrow
Turin, Sept. 3 (LaPresse) – J-Ax will release tomorrow his new album, titled ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’, produced and distributed by Columbia Records/Sony Music Italy. An album that intensely and unfilteredly reveals a new chapter in the life of the Milanese artist. Fourteen tracks in which rap sounds blend with country to explore every aspect of the identity of Alessandro Aleotti, known as J-Ax. “When people ask me what the new record is about, I don’t know what to answer because it isn’t about just one thing. It’s about all those times when you think you’ve figured everything out, but then life gives you a couple of slaps and changes the cards, it’s about when you fall, when you get back up, when you make mistakes, when you learn,” the artist says. “It’s about the people you’ve had by your side and those you’ve had to let go, and it’s about the fact that in the end I’ve understood one thing: we are not just our successes, but above all our falls. And perhaps it is precisely from falls that the best songs are born. That’s why the record is called ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’.” ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’ is therefore not only the title of his new work but a true declaration of intent: from personal battles to reflections on contemporary society, Alessandro offers a sincere and often ruthless account of himself and the world around him. An autobiographical album in which the artist blends social satire, personal assessments, reflections on genuine relationships and his unmistakable rebellious spirit. The album includes two tracks already known to the general public: Italia Starter Pack (gold certified), the single with which he took part in the 76th edition of the Sanremo Festival, and Hippy Ya Yo (Però anche no), an invitation to say no to violence and extremism, released at the end of May 2026. At the same time as the album’s release, the title track, ‘Vita Morte Miracoli’, will be released to radio, a song in which Alessandro reflects on his life, his relationship with fame, his failures and the inevitability of death. That same day at 8 a.m., the music video for the single will be released, filmed in the countryside around Asti and directed by Luca Tartaglia, where, among cultivated fields and rural landscapes, today’s J-Ax cowboy, firmly on horseback, alternates with himself at different stages of his long and prolific career.