Disme

La Spezia, Italy, 1993 — that's where Andrew Majuri, better known as Disme, comes up. He's the Spezia outlier holding down Drilliguria, a movement built in Genoa. Started spitting bars as a teen, went by Dismentira before shortening it to something harder: Disme. He built his own crew, Flavor Gang, and linked up with Tedua, Izi, Bresh, and Vaz Tè to put Ligurian rap on the map. From there, it's been a steady grind: "Vivo Male" (2016) kicked things off, "Mala Vita" (2018) and "Malverde" (2020) got into some dark, real stuff, the "Glory Days" EP with Vaz Tè (2021) upped the ante, "Lieto Fine" (2024) wrapped a chapter. Then "Minacce" dropped (March 20, 2026, on Epic Records/Sony Music Italy) — no hook on the title track, just bars and straight flow. No filler, just heat, with cosigns from Dani Faiv, Niky Savage, Samuel Heron, Mambolosco, and Vale Pain. But he's not just street stuff: with "Delinquendo" (2022), Disme was first to bring dembow into Italian rap, pulling from La Spezia's big Dominican community. He ran it back in 2025 with "Fuorilegge" feat. Sayf, mixing hard bars with a warm, Latin groove. His lyrics get into pain, coming up, and leveling up, always keeping it real about honesty and loyalty — for him, writing is therapy, the booth is his only session. Today, Disme's one of the most authentic voices out of the Ligurian rap scene — raw when it needs to be, unpredictable when he wants.