Marco D. Cellamare’s ‘Let the Funk Out’ An Experimental Journey in Sound

Marco D. Cellamare, also known as Ruffiano / Stuta P, is a seasoned rapper and beatmaker with a musical journey spanning back to 1997. Having been a part of an Italian hip-hop band for 25 years, Marco now steps into the spotlight with his solo album, “Let the Funk Out.” This project is a daring exploration of electronic, electro-funk, and hip-hop, fusing these genres in an experimental concoction. The album’s aim is to take the listener on a seamless musical journey from the first track to the tenth, without any urge to skip.

RUFFIANO / STUTA P

Recording, producing, mixing, and mastering the entire album at his home studio in Copenhagen, Denmark, Marco demonstrates his prowess as a self-sufficient artist. Armed with a NI Machine+ and a MicroKorg for the vocoder elements, he crafts a sonic landscape that’s both dynamic and captivating. Influenced by the likes of Giorgio Moroder, Todd Terje, and Chromeo, Marco’s sound is a testament to his eclectic musical palette. With a career steeped in live performances, Marco has shared stages with notable artists, opening for legends like Wu-Tang Clan, KRS-One, and Das Efx, among others.

“Let the Funk Out” stands as a testament to Marco’s musical evolution and willingness to push boundaries. It’s an album that invites listeners to embark on a genre-blending adventure, a testament to Marco’s dedication to his craft. With its unique blend of electronic, electro-funk, and hip-hop elements, this album is poised to captivate a wider audience and leave a lasting impression in the realm of experimental music.

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