Mahmood, alias Alessandro Mahmoud, is in the midst of the “European Tour” in the major cities of Europe. All sold out. But what excites him most is perhaps being able to sing on May 1st in Rome, for the big concert. «I am honored to participate for the first time. It is a great opportunity to raise awareness and remember workers’ rights.” To Republica the singer does not hide himself, he talks about Italy which is the country that gave him everything and “to say that it doesn’t represent me would be like spitting on the plate where I ate”.
The last album, “Nei beds degli altri”, is the most intimate, «the most empathetic one. And more mature emotionally. On the third album, there is also more attention, for example on the vocal production, which was treated a little less in previous albums. We always need to raise the quality. And grow.”
“In other people’s beds” «was the opportunity to tell myself in a more detailed and above all more sincere way. Before, I tried to hide the negative sides. Now, however, I throw everything into my songs.” In short, “I use writing as self-analysis”, this is the confession.
Songs with a lot of melancholy even if «I always like to leave a positive aspect, a hope», he continues to the newspaper. Certainly «pain helps. For me, happiness can only be achieved through a painful path.”
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Mahmood: I imagine myself dead, it’s a bad feeling
Mahmood feels happy. «But I hope that I am yet to reach the happiest moment of my career, otherwise I will shoot myself». And if we talk about imagination, “every now and then I imagine myself dead.” He really says it to La Repubblica. “It is a feeling. Bad, right? Let’s hope not. But I don’t feel halfway through my journey yet. I have many projects in mind. One of these is to go to America to write there with new producers… »
Private life. «I admit that I’ve been thinking about becoming a father for a while. Maybe yes maybe no. In the meantime I would like a dog. But I’m always around.”
His relationship with love? Then she confesses that: «I never fall in love. And if I’m in love, I don’t know it either. I’m a bit complicated on a sentimental level. I’m trying to figure out what my bumps are, my blocks. I’m working on it”. The last time she fell in love was at the age of 16. Then no more. “Because falling in love turned into something else, and I started to have a different approach to feeling.”
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