Italian pop-rock group The Kolors bring their smash hit "ITALODISCO" into English with the recently released English version, opening a new chapter for a song born from experimentation, electronic recollections, and a desire to move their pop sound forward. That origin story forms the foundation of "ITALODISCO's identity. The song came from a simple but effective combination. The result was a hybrid of the band's love for electronic music and their instincts for contemporary pop.
The group, made up of Stash Fiordispino on vocals and guitar, Alex Fiordispino on drums, and Dario Iaculli on bass, formed Italodisco to find a new sound that could take their pop direction to the next level. The song, written by Stash Fiordispino and Davide Petrella, was born from a spontaneous studio moment with a Synclavier and an arpeggiator that immediately recalled a very Italian electronic sound.
Now the English version takes that creative idea to a different dimension. The language may change, but the track's core remains rooted in the sonic direction that helped define "Italodisco" in the first place. With "ITALODISCO (English Version)," The Kolors give new life to one of their signature songs in a new language while maintaining the creative spirit of its original conception. It celebrates experimentation, electronic influence, and the band's continuing journey through pop.
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