Cosmo
Cosmo formed in Turin in the early 2000s as a four-piece electro-pop band led by Marco Bianchi. Their debut single 'Cazzate' came out in 2003 and connected...
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Cosmo formed in Turin in the early 2000s as a four-piece electro-pop band led by Marco Bianchi. Their debut single 'Cazzate' came out in 2003 and connected with listeners through its straightforward lyrics about young adulthood. The song became a hit in Italy, establishing the group's presence.
They followed with albums like 'L'amore' in 2005 and 'Il ballo' in 2007, maintaining their blend of electronic pop and introspective writing. Other tracks like 'L'ultima Festa' and 'Sei La Mia Città' continued in this vein, with Bianchi's vocals and the band's arrangements creating a recognizable sound.
Cosmo kept releasing music through the 2010s, including 'Non abbiamo armi' in 2010 and 'Cosmotronic' in 2013. Their lineup has included Alessandro de Sanctis on drums, Lorenzo D'Agostino on keyboards, and Francesca Morello on bass alongside Bianchi. The band's work stayed grounded in their early approach rather than chasing trends.
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