Jake La Furia, born Jacopo Luca Emanuele Ceretti on February 25, 1979, is an Italian rapper and songwriter renowned for his impactful presence in the Italian hip-hop scene. Hailing from Milan, La Furia began his music career in the late 1990s and gained prominence as a member of the influential rap group Club Dogo, which formed in 2002. Alongside fellow members Gué Pequeno and producer Don Joe, Jake La Furia helped to pioneer a distinctive style of Italian rap, characterized by a mixture of aggressive lyrics and hard-hitting beats, that resonated with a generation of fans.

After years of success with Club Dogo, releasing multiple hit albums and singles, Jake La Furia embarked on a solo career that further cemented his status as a key figure in Italy's urban music culture. His solo projects allow him to explore a wider range of themes and collaborations, as seen in his more recent releases such as "Male più non fare," and politically charged tracks like "Berlusconi," where he collaborates with other renowned artists like Nitro and Speranza, showcasing his versatility and the ability to stay relevant in the fast-evolving music industry. Known for his gritty storytelling and social commentary, La Furia continues to be a respected and influential voice in Italian music.

Genres

Italian Hip Hop

Italian Pop

Related Artists

Marracash

Fabri Fibra

Salmo

Gemitaiz

Emis Killa

Noyz Narcos

Rkomi

Nitro

J-AX

Sfera Ebbasta

Lazza

Tedua

Latest Release

Caricatori (feat. Jake La Furia, Sacky)

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Jake La Furia

Single - Released July 5, 2024