(Filippo Sugar)
Sugar Music Publishing strengthens its bond with Luciano Ligabue by becoming the co-publisher of his future works and over 200 titles from his existing catalog. The agreement was signed with Fuoritempo, the artist’s long-standing publishing company. This collaboration represents much more than a publishing deal: it’s the reaffirmation of an artistic and personal relationship that has lasted for over three decades.
“Volevo essere un duro” received an awards both for Best Album Overall and Best Single Song.
The album comprises nine tracks that explore themes of childhood, friendship, and love, born from the longstanding personal and artistic partnership between Lucio Corsi and Tommaso Ottomano (Sugar Music Publishing). Together, they co-wrote, composed, and co-produced the entire album.
To date, only three other artists have received this double honor: Fabrizio De André, Paolo Conte, and Samuele Bersani.
An important recognition for a project deeply rooted in Neapolitan tradition, reimagined with courage, artistic vision, and social commitment. Written and composed by Carola Moccia (La Niña) and Alfredo Maddaluno (Kwsk Ninja), Furèsta is a sonic journey that blends musical exploration with expressive power.
From September 2025 to February 2026, six composers under 35 who wish to explore the world of film scores will have the opportunity to undertake an immersive training program guided by industry professionals. This project, in collaboration with CAM Sugar and SZ Sugar, explores film music between tradition and innovation.
May 5th, 2025 – Lucio Corsi’s latest album, which includes the title track "Volevo essere un duro," has been certified Gold today.
"We are a family-run company that stands for a certain idea of music — handcrafted and passionate,"
Filippo Sugar in an interview with Le Monde (France).
Jeymes Samuel, is a BAFTA-winning British director, writer, producer and composer. For CAM Sugar he curated Spaghetti Western Collection: a deep dive into the CAM Sugar catalogue to explore the sound of Italian Western cinema (1963–1972).
On December 12 and 14, 2025, thirty years after its composition, the only opera by Ennio Morricone, Partenope (music for the siren of Naples), will finally be performed. The event will close the celebrations for the 2500th anniversary of the founding of the city."