Emily and Davide are The Jackson Pollock, an explosive drums-and-guitar duo from Bologna. In an era of plastic music, they hit hard with breathtaking live shows fueled by raw, sincere energy—no poses, no déjà vu, just pure, fresh, powerful music. With her drums up front, Emily sings fairy-pop melodies, screams, and beats her kit like an entire orchestra possessed by rhythm: every song a new tribal dance. Davide floods the air with noise and riffs, a distorted spiral of homemade fuzz and overdrive. Bound by an invisible red thread and a secret language of sound, they tear through stories of love and hate, past and future, and everything in between, while a contagious, positive energy rises all around. After a run of short releases, “Today Forever” (Rookie Records) landed as their first full-length manifesto: a vortex that blurs dreams and insubordination, punk attitude and dance hits, grind violence and Latin rhythms, riding chaos like a dragon. It’s an escape from reality into a parallel universe—made real if you play like there’s no tomorrow.

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