Unic Records
Unic Records is an Italian independent record label founded by Nicola V. Scavalli, active from 1997 and a pioneering force in Italian rap and hip-hop.
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Overview
Unic Records is an Italian independent record label founded by Nicola V. Scavalli and active in Italy from 1997 to 2002, with later revival projects. It was one of the first labels to produce artists from the Italian rap scene. Among its notable projects are the Epicentro Romano compilation series, which from 1998 brought together the Roman rap scene with names such as Sparo Manero, Piotta, Assalti Frontali, Ak 47, Flaminio Maphia, Kaotici, and Bestie Rare. Other projects include 2 Buoni Motivi, Indelebile Inchiostro, and Malaisa. Standout productions include Scimmie del Deserto's "Azione di disturbo", Losco Affare's "Puoi non ascoltare", Cor Veleno's "21 Tyson", Piotta's "Rime e numeri", and Flaminio Maphia's "Spaccamo tutto". In 2002 the label merged with the publishing house Drago Publisher. In 2007, "Epicentro Romano Volume Terzo" was released, co-produced with La Grande Onda. In 2020, "Epicentro Romano IV – Rewind" was released, co-produced with Goody Music Production and Antibe Music. The label's official website lists projects including Kittes Encula and links to portfolio sites veccia-scavalli.net.
History
Unic Records was founded by Nicola V. Scavalli and was active in Italy between 1997 and 2002. It was one of the first labels to produce artists from the Italian rap scene. Among its projects, the Epicentro Romano compilation series, starting in 1998, united the Roman rap scene with artists such as Sparo Manero, Piotta, Assalti Frontali, Ak 47, Flaminio Maphia, Kaotici, and Bestie Rare. Other projects included 2 Buoni Motivi, Indelebile Inchiostro, and Malaisa. Notable productions include Scimmie del Deserto's "Azione di disturbo", Losco Affare's "Puoi non ascoltare", Cor Veleno's "21 Tyson", Piotta's "Rime e numeri", and Flaminio Maphia's "Spaccamo tutto". In 2002, the label merged with the publishing house Drago Publisher. In 2007, "Epicentro Romano Volume Terzo" was released, co-produced with La Grande Onda. In 2020, "Epicentro Romano IV – Rewind" was released, co-produced with Goody Music Production and Antibe Music. The label's official website lists projects including Kittes Encula and links to portfolio sites veccia-scavalli.net.
- 2020
Epicentro Romano IV – Rewind released
- 2007
Epicentro Romano Volume Terzo released
- 2002
Merger with Drago Publisher
- 1998
Epicentro Romano compilation series begins
- 1997
Label founded by Nicola V. Scavalli
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Independent Italian rap and hip-hop label, pioneering the Roman rap scene.
Product categories. Rap and hip-hop music recordings · Compilation albums · Vinyl records · CDs
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