Output albums: it’s Lady Gaga’s week

A Friday in the sign of Lady Gaga. It is not only the most awaited release for this March 7, but one of the most important ones in this 2025. One of the great queens of pop is ready to return after posting the mask by Harley Quinn in the drawer. But that’s not all: space also to the new album of the Coma_cose, returning from the latest edition of the Sanremo Festival, to a live album by Vasco Rossi and a reprint by David Bowie. Here are the most interesting albums of this week.

Lady Gaga – “Mayhem”

Harley Quinn’s mask has already placed it in a drawer, as well as the companion album between jazz and engraved swing to fall into the role of the Joker’s partner, who interpreted in bankruptcy “Joker 2: Folie à Deux”. Now Lady Gaga returns to interpret itself, or one of the most enigmatic, visionary and brilliant pop stars of its generation. Everything is ready for the release of “Mayhem”, the album that marks the expected official return of the American diva on the record scenes with songs all of his. The ones that make up the disc are the first that Gaga publishes in five years, as many as they have passed since the release of “Chromatica”. After the country turning of “Joanne”, the futuristic pop of the same “Chromatica”, the swing of “Love for Sale” with Tony Bennett and of the aforementioned “Harlequin”, Miss Germanotta returns to electronic pop and from the rock shades that made her luck in the days of the glorious beginnings with “The Fame” and “Born This Way”. The premises are more than excellent: “Die with a smile”, the duet with Bruno Mars, from this summer it occupies the first positions of the world charts, while the individual “Disease” and “Abracadabra” have fueled the expectations of the fans. Gaga, there is a bet, it will amaze them once again.

Vasco Rossi – “Vasco Live Milano San Siro”

A live album to fix a record on a tape, the one that makes the king of the San Siro stadium in Milan: the concerts that last summer saw Vasco Rossi bring to 36 the overall number of shows held in the “football scale” from 1990 to today, become a live simply entitled “Vasco Live Milano San Siro”. The disc, which also comes out on DVD and Blu-ray, contains the best of the recordings of the seven shows of last summer: over 30 songs, between generational hymns such as “ReniCelated life”, “The shots above”, “There are those who say no”, “Rewind”, “We are only us” and “Albachiara” and Hit as “Bollicine”, “Living”, “Song” and the most recent ” “The mistakes you do”, the soundtrack of the Netflix series “The supervision”. The album is the twelfth live album of Zocca’s rocker: a document that cannot be missing in the fans’ collections.

Coma_cose – “Merge life”

From 7 March you can listen to the new album of the Coma_Cose which contains “Cuoricini”, the song presented at the last edition of the Sanremo Festival. The duo tells the project as an intimate disc which, between ballad and pieces with various facets, tries to tell all the colors of the formation. The 2025 will also be the year of their first time in Italian buildings, with two concerts scheduled for October 27 at the Unipol Forum in Milan and 30 October at the Palazzo dello Sport in Rome. The latest songs published were: “Empty seats”, a song that combines an energetic groove with a melancholy story, which arrived after “underworld”, reached the first position of the radio charts in mid -August and with which they were protagonists during the summer 2024.

David Bowie – “Young American”

A new vinyl reprint has been announced for the 50th anniversary of David Bowie’s ninth album “Young American”. The release of this edition is scheduled for March 7, on the same day when the disc was published in 1975. It will be available on a Masterized LP at half -speed and an LP Picture Disc with a poster, printed by the Master himself. The sequel to 1974 “Diamond Dogs” saw Bowie “once again expand his musical horizons, embracing what he called” Plastic Soul “. The single” Fame “(written by John Lennon and by Bowie’s guitarist, Carlos Alomar) would have given the English musician his first number one in the United States. The album” Young American “was produced by Tony Visconti and recorded at the Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia with a band that included Mike Garson (keyboards), Luther Vandross (Voice) and David Sanborn (saxophone).