Novanta is an eclectic musical project conceptualized by the Italian musician Manfredi Lamartina, situated at the crossroads of post-rock, shoegaze, and dream pop. Carmine and Emanuele joined the band for the live shows. Novanta's sound is characterized by swirling guitars, textured synths, and evocative lyrics that weave a tapestry of introspection and emotional resonance. Emerging from the vibrant underground scene of Milan, Novanta has crafted a niche for themselves with introspective themes that often explore the inner dimensions of human experience, earning them the description encapsulated in the title "Punk for Introverts."

Since their inception, Novanta has steadily built a discography that showcases their dynamic range and artistic evolution. Projects like "Magic Youth" and "Forever" offer listeners a glimpse into the dreamscape of Lamartina's mind, where nostalgic melodies intermingle with forward-thinking soundscapes. The album "Hello We're Not Enemies" serves as a hallmark of their discography, proposing a narrative of unity and understanding against a backdrop of ethereal sound layers. With each release, including "Best-selling dreams" and the more recent "Crescendo," Novanta continues to push the envelope, blending aesthetic sensibilities with an unyielding passion for sonic experimentation. The project maintains a loyal fan base enchanted by its fusion of nostalgic tones and innovative textures, marking Novanta as a distinctive voice within the alternative and indie music spheres.