Mea Sound

Mea Sound (also written Measound) is an Italian music label. Its own website presents it as a 'casa discografica' — a record house — and its public catalogue is dominated by songs sung in Neapolitan and in Italian, with titles such as 'Accort' Annanz' Accort' Arret'', 'Piazza Castello', 'Luce del buio', 'Vita 'e carcerato' and 'Nun è Ammore'. Several entries in the catalogue are credited as collaborations, for example 'N'zieme a tte' featuring Salvo Terracciano, 'Può sta senza pensiero' featuring Emanuela Ferro, 'L'ultino giorno d'amore' featuring Enzo Gioia, 'Viene cu mme' featuring Giusy Attanasio and 'Nun è Ammore' featuring Donato Donnarumma. The label's identity is closely tied to the popular Neapolitan song tradition: the repertoire mixes romantic and dialect material, and the roster visible on the homepage is built around singers and performers working in that idiom rather than around international pop or rock acts. This places Mea Sound in the long line of southern Italian independent labels that serve the regional-language music market, a market with its own distribution circuits, live scene and loyal audience. Beyond the catalogue listing, little verified corporate information is publicly available. Wikidata classifies the entity simply as an 'Italian music label', and no founding date, founder, headquarters address, ownership structure or stock listing is documented in the sources consulted. The label appears to operate as a private, independent concern rather than as a subsidiary of a major international group, and its activity is centred on the Italian market. For listeners and researchers, Mea Sound is best understood as a catalogue brand: a name under which Neapolitan-language recordings are released, promoted and sold. Its website functions as the primary shop window, listing the available titles and the featured artists. Because the label's public footprint is largely limited to its own releases and its website, the dossier below records what can be evidenced and leaves corporate details open rather than guessing at them.

Mea Sound is an Italian record label whose documented public presence is built around its own website and its catalogue of Neapolitan-language releases. The label is described in structured public data simply as an 'Italian music label', and its homepage presents it as a 'casa discografica' — a record house — rather than as a distributor, publisher or management agency. The catalogue visible on the label's website is the clearest evidence of its activity. It lists a substantial run of titles, most of them in Neapolitan dialect, including 'Maliziusella', 'Via Simmo tutti figli e Dio', 'N'zieme a tte' (featuring Salvo Terracciano), 'Accort' Annanz' Accort' Arret'', 'Passione', 'Può sta senza pensiero' (featuring Emanuela Ferro), 'Piazza Castello', 'Luce del buio', 'Gastrite introspettiva', 'Te perdo', 'Tu si' 'na storia', 'Nun ta maie volute bene', 'L'ammore po' fernì', 'Vita 'e carcerato', 'Ma comme faie', 'Si nun tenesse a tte', 'N'ora', 'L'ultino giorno d'amore' (featuring Enzo Gioia), 'Un po' donna e un po'', 'Nun po' cagnà', 'La vostra storia', 'Io …Uno di voi', '3000 vase', 'Viene cu mme' (featuring Giusy Attanasio), 'Nun è Ammore' (featuring Donato Donnarumma), 'Tu si na cosa grande', 'Canto', 'Nisciun', 'Nun me fa' annammurà' and 'Vedi Altro'. Several features of this list are characteristic of the southern Italian regional music business. First, the repertoire is overwhelmingly in Neapolitan, the language of the Naples area, which has supported a continuous commercial recording tradition since the early twentieth century. Second, the label regularly pairs a lead artist with a guest vocalist, a common format in Neapolitan song releases that allows labels to cross-promote performers within their roster. Third, the subject matter ranges across love, loss, family, prison life and introspection, reflecting the thematic breadth of the modern Neapolitan canzone. No founding date, founder, headquarters location, ownership structure or listing status for Mea Sound is documented in the sources consulted. The label therefore appears to be a privately held, independent Italian concern operating in the domestic market, with its website serving as its principal public shop window. Its history, as far as it can be evidenced, is the history of its catalogue: a body of Neapolitan-language recordings released under the Mea Sound name and promoted through the label's own online presence.

Independent Italian record label specialising in Neapolitan-language popular song.

• Maliziusella

• Via Simmo tutti figli e Dio

• N'zieme a tte (Ft. Salvo Terracciano)

• Accort' Annanz' Accort' Arret'

• Passione

• Può sta senza pensiero (ft Emanuela Ferro)

• Piazza Castello

• Luce del buio

• Gastrite introspettiva

• Te perdo

• Tu si' 'na storia

• Nun ta maie volute bene

• L'ammore po' fernì

• Vita 'e carcerato

• Ma comme faie

• Si nun tenesse a tte

• N'ora

• L'ultino giorno d'amore (Ft. Enzo Gioia)

• Un po' donna e un po'

• Nun po' cagnà

• La vostra storia

• Io …Uno di voi

• 3000 vase

• Viene cu mme (Ft. Giusy Attanasio)

1. 1Measound – Casa discograficameasound.it
2. 2Mea Sound – Wikidatawikidata.org