Italy, May 5, 2026 – Netflix is tuning into the Italian rap scene once again.
The highly anticipated third season of RHYTHM + FLOW ITALY is set to drop on June 22, with new episodes arriving every Monday.
This return seems to be an upgrade, promising more competition, more episodes, and a significant addition to its already stacked judging panel.
This season pushes the envelope with nine episodes, one more than previous runs, signaling an even deeper dive into the world of Italian rap talent. But the real buzz? The legendary Guè officially joins the iconic trio of Fabri Fibra, Geolier, and Rose Villain.
This units a supergroup of Italian rap’s most influential voices, setting a new benchmark for the show’s credibility and reach.
The announcement outlines a fresh structure for the competition. The initial four episodes, starting June 22, will kick off with auditions where the judges scout emerging rappers through original tracks and freestyle battles.
To ensure no stone is left unturned, Fibra, Geolier, Villain, and Guè will canvas key urban hubs like Lugano, Bologna, and Milan, bringing in leading figures from the local scenes to help unearth genuine talent.
Following the audition phase, the competition intensifies. The next four episodes, available from June 29, will feature a series of escalating challenges.
Get ready for cypher battles, a brand-new sample-based format, compelling music videos, and high-stakes featurings.
These aren’t just hoops; they’re tests designed to push artists to their creative limits.
Only the strongest will survive to face off in the grand finale on July 6, vying for the coveted €100,000 prize.
Netflix, a global leader in streaming entertainment, offers a vast library of films, documentaries, TV shows, and mobile games across various genres and languages.
Fremantle is the show’s producer, is one of the world’s largest and most successful creators, producers, and distributors of scripted and unscripted entertainment.
The track record of RHYTHM + FLOW ITALY speaks for itself. The first two seasons saw original tracks from finalists amass close to a billion streams across music and social platforms.
Showcasing the show isn’t just a reality show but a launchpad, solidifying its role as a crucial showcase for promising new voices in Italian rap.
With Guè on board and an expanded format, this season isn’t just looking for a winner; it’s looking to crown the next significant figure in Italian hip-hop.
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