OLÈ Lyrics – Geolier & Kid Yugi | from “TUTTO È POSSIBILE”

Geolier’s charging into 2026 like Napoli’s streets at midnight, with TUTTO È POSSIBILE dropping January 16 via Warner Music Italy, and “OLÈ” ft. Kid Yugi already feels like that triumphant roar after dodging every curveball life throws your way.

This collab is pure Neapolitan fire meets southern Italian edge: Poison Beatz and Sottomarino lace it with thumping trap drums and shadowy synths that echo the underbelly of the city, while Geolier spits in dialect about counting days without losing count, scars shaped like lost diamonds, and that endless grind where luxury hides the hustle. Kid Yugi flips the script in straight Italian bars, turning beef into business fuel, name-dropping AKs and luxury like it’s casual conversation—think “Il beef fa bene al business, solo se vendi hamburger.”

It’s trap-rap with a revolutionary pulse, themes of survival in the streets (“Chi sbaglia paga”), fleeting highs, and that unshakeable loyalty to the via, no matter the season. Dropped as part of the album rollout after singles like “Fotografia” and the leaked-then-released “Phantom,” it’s got fans flooding Geolier’s Insta with clips of late-night car rides, the chorus looping like a battle cry.

TUTTO È POSSIBILE lives up to its name, pulling from a Pino Daniele classic to spin a tale of destiny’s wild ride: good breaks, bad luck, and everything in between. It’s Geolier’s fourth swing, clocking 16 tracks of boundary-busting heat—opener “TUTTO È POSSIBILE” ft. the late Pino Daniele (a ghostly Neapolitan legend nod), “2 GIORNI DI FILA” with ANNA and Sfera Ebbasta, the leaked-and-released “PHANTOM” ft. 50 Cent that dropped New Year’s Eve after pirates tried to spoil the surprise, and a closer “A NAPOLI NON PIOVE” that’s pure hometown gospel. Recorded amid Geolier’s globe-trotting haze, it’s ambitious as hell: mixing engineers like Andrea Giuliana polish the edges, while features from Anuel AA on “ARCOBALENO” add that Latin trap spice. Announced December 8 with a wholesome IG clip of his dad reading the tracklist like a bedtime story, it’s got fans pre-gaming on TikTok, stitching “Fotografia” and “081” into their manifestos.

Geolier—Emanuele Palumbo, the Gescal kid who turned Secondigliano struggles into sold-out San Siro nights—is at his peak pivot, post-2024’s Emanuele era that snagged him Italy’s top-streamer crown. Teaming with Kid Yugi, the Bari beast behind I Nomi del Diavolo’s cult bars, it’s two Southern rebels rewriting the script: less rage, more reflection, proving Napoli’s sound can conquer without compromise. With tour dates looming spring ’26, this feels like Geolier’s empire-builder, betting big on belief.