An Italian singer-songwriter who blends folk, rock, and Mediterranean sounds with a steady band.
For a good sense of her range, try 'Gamine Impertinente' or 'Venere'. They frame her sound well, part rock, part something more Mediterranean.
She started writing songs at 15, influenced by Joni Mitchell and Patti Smith, and her debut 'Due Parole' in 1996 set a tone that's lasted. Songs like 'Gamine Impertinente' show her knack for mixing straightforward rock with reflective, personal lyrics. Even after a multiple sclerosis diagnosis in 2002, she kept recording, with albums up through 2020's 'Volevo Fa' l'Americana'.
Born in Catania in 1974, she released her first album in 1996 and followed with records like 'Mediamente Isterica' in 1998 and 'Stato di Necessità' in 2000. She's worked with the same core band for years, including guitarist Carmelo Pipitone, and has put out music regularly, from 'Eva Contro Eva' in 2008 to more recent work.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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