Ma io sono fuoco
2025 studio album by Annalisa

Ma io sono fuoco (Italian for 'But I'm fire') is the ninth studio album by Italian singer-songwriter Annalisa, released on 10 October 2025 by Warner Music Italy.
Composition
The album is composed of eleven tracks written by the singer-songwriter herself in collaboration with Alessandro Raina, Davide Simonetta, Giampiero Gentile, Juli, Marco Mengoni, Paolo Antonacci and Placido Salamone. The album features electropop and synth-pop sounds. Annalisa stated that she began writing new songs during the promotional tour for her previous album, E poi siamo finiti nel vortice, focusing on the concept of time and drawing inspiration from philosopher Jorge Luis Borges' theory on time. In an interview with Rockol, Annalisa described the process of creating the project as a follow-up to the previous one:"I started to get an idea of the whole project about a year ago, although some songs were written earlier. [...] The new album is not so much about what happens, as perhaps the previous one was, but about how one reacts to what has happened. There is a common thread. But I am fire, with the adversative, it captures the desire not to be passive, not to be dragged along, perhaps managing to turn negative things into opportunities. It should be like this for everyone, but as a woman, I won't hide the fact that I feel very strongly about this issue. As a woman, I have experienced and continue to experience situations that a man might not have to endure.
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