Following the conconction by Tommaso Sampaolesi and Peyote Vibes (the recording studio and music factory led by Riccardo Franconi and Nicola Amici), "De Mon Demon" is the debut release by ITDJ (acronym of 'Il Tipo Di Jesi'), a bold exploration into the realms of electronic music, blending elements of glitch, ambient, and industrial genres with introspective lyricism in Italian. Released with a distinctive artistic flair, this album offers a thought-provoking journey through existential themes, wrapped in intricate sonic landscapes that challenge conventional musical norms.

The album opens with "Sparo A Zero," a mesmerizing blend of ambient textures and pulsating rhythms. Featuring haunting choir arrangements by Riccardo Franconi, the track sets a contemplative tone. ITDJ’s lyrics delve into themes of existential struggle and rebirth, inviting listeners to ponder life's uncertainties amid ethereal soundscapes.

"Demone" follows with a more upbeat tempo and glitched-out sequences that create a sense of urgency. The track's dynamic shifts mirror the emotional turmoil expressed in ITDJ’s lyrics, exploring the inner demons that haunt the human psyche. It's a stark yet captivating portrayal of introspection and self-discovery.

"Giù!" continues the album's exploration of emotional depth with pulsating beats and distorted melodies. ITDJ’s lyrics evoke a sense of descent into darkness, grappling with themes of despair and defiance. The track’s ironic title contrasts with its introspective content, challenging listeners to confront their own inner conflicts.

Featuring Tommaso Sampaolesi on guitar, "Karma" introduces a blend of organic and electronic elements. The track's rhythmic intensity and atmospheric guitar work create a hypnotic backdrop for ITDJ’s contemplative lyrics. Themes of cause and effect resonate deeply, offering a philosophical exploration of life's interconnectedness.

"Nella Stretta" shifts gears with its minimalist approach and subtle melodies. ITDJ’s lyrics explore themes of confinement and liberation, conveyed through sparse yet evocative soundscapes. The track’s restrained instrumentation allows for introspective contemplation, inviting listeners to reflect on personal boundaries and growth.

Featuring Boso, "Tutti Contro Tutti" unfolds with more complex wise rhythms and layered textures. The collaborative effort blends ITDJ’s experimental soundscapes with Boso’s lyrical prowess, creating a narrative of societal discord and individual resilience. The track’s ironic commentary on human nature adds depth to its visceral impact.

"Perdono Perdono Perdono" explores themes of forgiveness and redemption through its poignant lyrics and atmospheric instrumentation. ITDJ’s layered vocals convey a sense of emotional catharsis amidst haunting soundscapes, offering a moment of introspective clarity within the album’s thematic exploration.

The track closing this album, "Come Ti Ricordi", features Boso once more in a reflective piece that intertwines melancholic melodies with introspective lyrics. The track’s atmospheric production and heartfelt vocals encapsulate themes of memory and nostalgia, leaving listeners with a sense of poignant closure.

"De Mon Demon" is an interesting act on the artistic vision and technical proficiency coming out of this meeting. Each track is meticulously crafted to blend experimental elements with profound lyricism (even if there are moments rooted in a certain contemporary juvenile attitude), creating an immersive listening experience that could resonate long after the music ends.