Museica

The title of the album is created by the words "musica" ("music" in italian, used because it's a musical album), "museo" ("museum" in italian, used because every track is inspired from an artwork) and "sei" ("six" in italian, used because it's the 6th album of the italian rapper). Caparezza himself described Museica with the following words:

«Museica is my museum, my music, my 6th album. It's been recorded in Molfetta and mixed in Los Angeles from the highly acclaimed Charis Lord-Alge. Begin me both the author and the artistic producer, i consider it as a new "first" album. It's an album that is inspired from the world of art, the audioguide of my visions displayed. Every track from Museica is inspired from paintings. It doesn't really exist a track that can't represent the entire album, because there's no painting that can represent the entire gallery. Essentially this album, doesn't have to be heard, but visited.»

The cover of the album it's inspired from a painting of Domenico Dell'Osso, painted just for the artist, with title from the album.

The album travels from art to violence: according to Caparezza «the majority of the things that gives life to this Earth is thanks to violence. To escape from the restlessness of living we try to build a parallel reality, we create the ideal world; the art is salvific»

In October 2014 the album won "album of the year" at Targa Tenco.^{[citation needed]}

According to Caparezza, Museica is "more or less rap rock. It’s not a Bob Dylan album."^[1]

1. "Canzone all'entrata"
2. "Avrai ragione tu (Ritratto)"
3. "Mica Van Gogh"
4. "Non me lo posso permettere"
5. "Figli d'arte"
6. "Comunque dada"
7. "Giotto Beat"
8. "Cover"
9. "China Town"
10. "Canzone a metà"
11. "Teste di Modì"
12. "Argenti vive"
13. "Compro horror"
14. "Kitaro" (Michele Salvemini, Mizuki Shigeru, Taku Izumi)
15. "Troppo politico"
16. "Sfogati"
17. "Fai da tela" (feat. Diego Perrone)
18. "È tardi" (feat. Michael Franti)
19. "Canzone all'uscita"

1. "Museica Documentario (Short Version)"