Finally, 'Everything' is out: the new single after the Tor Vergata record.

Friday, September 18, 2026, at one o'clock past midnight, "Tutto," the new single by Ultimo, was released. The track, published under the independent label Ultimo Records, is taken from the event film "Ultimo - Tutto. Live at Tor Vergata," dedicated to the historic night of July 4, 2026, when 250,000 people attended the Raduno degli Ultimi.

The Roman singer-songwriter described "Tutto" as "the most important song of my life, one of those that changes you inside forever." The track was born at dawn on July 5, just hours after the record-breaking concert. The film containing the single will be distributed in cinemas from September 22 to 30, 2026, by Nexo Studios, and advance ticket sales have already surpassed 70,000 attendees.

Ultimo, stage name of Niccolò Moriconi, is a Roman singer-songwriter born in 1996 who has built his career through a direct relationship with his fans, called "gli Ultimi" (The Last Ones). His popularity has grown steadily since his debut, culminating in the concert on July 4, 2026, at the University of Tor Vergata in Rome, where he gathered 250,000 people in what was called "the Gathering of the Ultimi."

This event set a record in contemporary Italian music and represented the peak of the singer-songwriter's career. It was precisely from the emotional reaction to this success, in the early hours of the morning after the concert, that the song "Tutto" (Everything) was born, reflecting the contrast between the magnitude of the professional achievement and the need to remain connected to simple and authentic things. The film documenting the concert and including the new single thus represents both the celebration of that historic moment and a new artistic phase.