Andrea Satta
Andrea Satta writes songs from Rome, with lyrics that lean toward the introspective. His track 'Dove Vola L'avvoltoio?' is a good example, circling themes of...
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Andrea Satta writes songs from Rome, with lyrics that lean toward the introspective. His track 'Dove Vola L'avvoltoio?' is a good example, circling themes of loss and searching. He started putting out albums in the mid-2000s, beginning with a self-titled record in 2005. Later ones like 'Anime Salve' and 'Il Secondo Tempo' followed a similar path of acoustic arrangements and reflective writing.
He works with a band that includes Riccardo Sinigallia on guitar, Stefano Scarfone on bass, Marco Siniscalco on drums, and Paolo Spaccamonti on keyboards. The music doesn't try to be cheerful, and some listeners have found it too heavy. Others just take it as it is, plainspoken songs about difficult things, delivered without much flash.
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