After nearly three decades, the Milanese rock band Karma has finally released their highly anticipated third album, "K3," via Vrec Music Label/Audioglobe. Recorded in the United States and Italy and mixed at Mauro Pagani's Officine Meccaniche, the album will be preceded by several singles. The Karma lineup is the original one led by frontman David Moretti on vocals and guitars (as well as piano and programming), Andrea Viti on bass (previously in Afterhours and also alongside Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan), Diego Besozzi on drums, Alessandro Pacho Rossi on percussion and Andrea Bacchini on guitars.
"Atlante" is the third single leading up to Karma's highly anticipated new album, "K3." After "Neri relitti" and the more abrasive rock of "Corda di parole," here comes the more mystical and modern Karma of "Atlante," a song over six minutes long that unites the different souls of the Milanese rock band. The band describes the song as follows: "You understand you're a child when you become a father. Atlante describes the inextricable relationship that underlies life itself in its evolutionary journey. The awareness of supporting, but at the same time being supported in a relentless role-playing game." The stunning music video, directed by Barbara Oizmud, perfectly captures the song's spiritual dimension, shot entirely in black and white with a single iPhone 14. Translated from: https://www.italiarock.it/newsitalia/karma-atlante-e-il-nuovo-singolo-e-videoclip-della-band-milanese-4-8/
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Friday, February 27, 2026
Karma - Atlante
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