Nu Genea - People Of The Moon black vinyl LP

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Nu Genea - People Of The Moon (Black Vinyl LP)

Nu Genea People Of The Moon (Black Vinyl LP)

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MyVinyl presents People Of The Moon - the new album from Nu Genea on Ng Records: black vinyl LP after Bar Mediterraneo.

This item is available for pre-order - no advance payment is required.

Official release date: 31 July 2026.

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Catalog details about People Of The Moon (Black Vinyl LP)

  • Availability date:
    2026-07-31
  • Artist
    Nu Genea
  • Label
    Ng Records - NG07LP
  • Format
    Vinyl | LP | Album
  • Pressing
    2026 - Black vinyl LP · follow-up to Bar Mediterraneo
  • Orig. Release
    2026
  • Origin
    Italy
  • Genre
    Electronic
  • Condition
    Sealed | New vinyl
  • EAN13
    3760179358605
  • Reference
    MV-2772-1

Nu Genea - People Of The Moon (Black Vinyl LP) in details

After Bar Mediterraneo, Massimo Di Lena and Lucio Aquilina widen Nu Genea's orbit with People Of The Moon: the title names a mindset rather than a myth—a space of creative freedom that appears once social guardrails fall away. Sung and rapped across Neapolitan, Arabic, English, Spanish and Portuguese voices, the set chases anxieties and dreams through groove, from Afro-Cuban currents in Celavi to Anatolian colour in Ma tu che bbuò, threading highlife guitars with Nu Genea's mandolin-laced signatures.

Lead single Sciallà (2025) framed the campaign as dance-as-catharsis; the title track keeps a quieter stubbornness while Onenon, with Tom Misch, leans into Mediterranean brit-funk and Acelera, with María José Llergo, flirts with flamenco velocity. Puleza nods to Nuova Napoli's synth heat, Shway shway with Celinatique traces Tony Allen-style afrobeat orbits, and Gabriel Prado closes with Ondas do mar—tidal motion as metaphor for the album's pull.

Ten songs keep melody upfront (Carè among them), letting falling, flying and dancing share the same suspended groove—an Italian lens on Black Atlantic rhythms filtered through moonlit night drives.

A1 Acelera (ft. María José Llergo)
A2 Onenon (ft. Tom Misch)
A3 Puleza (ft. Fabiana Martone)
A4 Celavi (ft. María José Llergo)
A5 Carè
B1 People of the Moon
B2 Ma tu che bbuò
B3 Sciallà
B4 Shway shway (ft. Celinatique)
B5 Ondas do mar (ft. Gabriel Prado)

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