Unconditional
Biography
Unconditional is an Italian music project formed in 1998 by Maurizio Nari and Ronnie Milani.
The collective consists of members Antonio Romeo, Maurizio Zoffoli, and Roberto Righi. The project is also known under several aliases, including Nerio's Dubwork, Q-Zar, Zydra, Stylus Robb, Psycosomatic, Nari & Milani, Rob R, Dek 31, Tabu', Dek 32, Dek 33, and Roberto Righi.
Unconditional achieved notable success in Italy and Europe, particularly in Spain and the Netherlands. Their beginnings were marked by commercial productions before also gaining recognition in the underground scene.
Their first single, Let's Talk Serious (Talkin' About), was released in 1998, followed in 1999 by Satisfy, which had moderate success. The major breakthrough came with the track Bras S 4 Us, widely broadcast on radio and played in clubs in Italy and abroad.
That same year, Magic Feet, blending an oriental melody with a typical house sound, became one of their most popular tracks and remained in Italian and international charts for a long time, being licensed worldwide.
Their sound evolved with the singles Computer Love in 2000 and Feel So Right in late 2000, moving away from a pure house sound to adopt a more commercial and melodic orientation. A new version, Magic Feet 2006, was also released.
All works by Nari & Milani and Unconditional are produced at the Dubwork Studio in Cesena. Maurizio Nari handles sample research, grooves, and sound research, while Ronnie Milani, also a musician and composer, works on musical arrangements and melody development.
The project’s musical style is associated with house, dance, eurodance, and italodance.