The visual piece carries the rhythm of a hopeless nature's dance which accompanies a man who, struck by his own mortality, tries to trap within himself a symbol of the infinite: a screaming bird with twisted features.

"Fury" (Written and composed by Stefano Lentini) produced in collaboration with award winning sound engineer Geoff Foster, (3 Grammy Awards for Both Sides Now by Joni Mitchell, Ray and The Dark Knight soundtracks), explores the territory of anger and redemption, where personal inwardness becomes collective. It is a journey in which the emotional crushes with the rational smashing the syrup of do-good-ism. Freedom built out geometric elements, Fury explained by Stefano is a "journey into anger which leads to its understanding, contact, its encapsulation into something else". Fury, is characterized by its turbulent orchestra, devilish drums and screaming sax. Its video-clip made by French artists Samuel Yal delves into a disturbing dimension whose pastel and saturated shades seem to draft a plastic poem. The visual piece carries the rhythm of a hopeless nature's dance which accompanies a man who, struck by his own mortality, tries to trap within himself a symbol of the infinite: a screaming bird with twisted features.—Annalisa Bearzatto