Rome to USA by Lungomare: Album Review

by admin January 14, 2026

January 14, 2026

Lungomare arrives confidently with Rome to USA, his debut album released on January 6, 2026, almost a travel diary set to sound. Created by the Goslar, Germany–based solo artist using AI-assisted voices, the album sprang out of a journey from Italy to America, which left behind memories both beautiful and bruising. This is music driven by feeling first, sense second, and that’s exactly where its strength lies.

The record opens its doors with “Ferrari On My Mind,” as it stretches out slowly, spacious and cinematic, like a horizon just before motion kicks in. The vocal arrives smooth and charismatic, melting through the mix with an almost liquid warmth. Gradually, the song tightens its grip, drifting through winding melodic paths before locking into a steady, hard-hitting beat. It feels like acceleration, as if the car, the memory, and the emotion are all blurring together at speed.

By the time we reach the title track, “Three Rooms in G,” the album slips into something far more intimate. A breathy, euphonious female vocal opens the song, soft and soulful, before the male enters hushed. Their voices trade lines back and forth, circling each other as deep, well-paced beats pulse underneath. The exchange — “your nails, my neck… don’t try to move,” followed by “Too close,” “Too fast / This rush can’t last” — plays out like a conversation charged with desire and restraint. It’s immersive, slow-burning, and tentatively close in the best way.

Recorded casually in Germany, Rome to USA captures the best and worst fragments of a journey. Check it out on Spotify.