Soundalike
Soundalike – Questa l’ho già sentita
Vi è mai capitato di ascoltare una canzone per la prima volta e avere la sensazione di averla già sentita? Tra ispirazioni, omaggi, assonanze, scopiazzature e veri e propri plagi il confine è labile, molto labile… Michael Jackson aveva davvero copiato Albano? Cosa hanno in comune Ava Max e i Bon Jovi? Tiziano Ferro si è almeno un po’ ispirato ad R. Kelly? Possibile che mega hit come Papa don’t preach di Madonna o Whatever degli Oasis siano in realtà due plagi? Ma gli esempi sono innumerevoli: Rolling Stones, Queen, David Bowie, Verve, Led Zeppelin, Beatles, Angelo Branduardi, Dua Lipa, Zucchero, Puff Daddy, Claudio Baglioni, Pet Shop Boys, Prince, Chic, Jennifer Lopez, Shakira e tantissimi altri cantanti e gruppi, tutti, almeno una volta, hanno copiato o sono stati copiati. Condotto da Antonio Visca e Cristiano Macrì, Soundalike – Questa l’ho già sentita, è il podcast che analizza somiglianze e differenze, citazioni e campionamenti più o meno dichiarati, riascoltando insieme alcuni frammenti delle canzoni e risuonando “live” i passaggi chiave, per capire in quali casi si può davvero parlare di plagio…
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