Lorenzo Piani
Lorenzo Piani is an Italian singer-songwriter who came up in the early 2000s. He was born in 1978 in Viareggio, a coastal town in Tuscany. His music tends...
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Lorenzo Piani is an Italian singer-songwriter who came up in the early 2000s. He was born in 1978 in Viareggio, a coastal town in Tuscany. His music tends toward straightforward Italian pop, with songs like 'E Sono Botte' and 'Penso A Te' showing his knack for melodic, guitar-driven arrangements.
In 2004, he released 'Amori A Metà,' a ballad that became his breakout hit in Italy. The song's popularity led to his self-titled debut album in 2006, followed by 'Collezione Privata' in 2008 and 'Un Mondo Nuovo' in 2012. He works with a regular band that includes Gianluca Conversi on bass and Alessandro Giuliani on drums.
Around 2007, Piani faced some public scrutiny over accusations of borrowing melodies from other artists, though the matter was eventually dismissed. He kept recording through it, and his later work includes tracks like 'Genny & Robert' and 'Il Treno,' which stick to his accessible, mid-tempo style.
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