Disme

Disme, the stage name of Andrew Majuri, is an Italian rapper from La Spezia, born in 1993. He is a member of the Drilliguria collective and began writing rap as a young teenager under earlier aliases before settling on his current name. His breakthrough came through collaborations with fellow Ligurian artists Izi and Tedua in the mid-2010s, which introduced him to a wider audience within Italy's emerging trap and drill scene.

His sound blends dark, minimal trap production with an aggressive, street-oriented delivery, drawing on the same regional scene that produced Izi, Tedua and Ernia. After a solo mixtape debut, he released his first studio album in the late 2010s, followed by a second a couple of years later, cementing his reputation as one of the more distinctive voices of the Genoa-La Spezia trap axis.

More recently, Disme has pushed into dembow-influenced sounds, becoming one of the first Italian rappers to bring that Caribbean-rooted rhythm into Italian-language rap, notably with the single «Delinquendo». Tracks like «Blueface», «Matto» and «Ti maledirò» showcase his range between moody trap and more rhythmic, dance-adjacent material.