Alessandro Grazian

The Profile

Italian singer-songwriter from Padua. Debuted with Caduto (2005), followed by Indossai (2008) and the EP L’abito (2009). Known for string-laden arrangements and chanson influences, and praised for evocative live performances.

Born in Padua; debut album Caduto (2005) released with Trovarobato/Macaco Records; Indossai (2008) and companion EP L’abito (2009) continued a refined, string-rich, chanson-inspired path. Reviews cite influences/references to Endrigo, Ferré, Aznavour, Morricone, and Michael Nyman. Live set at Casa 139 (Milan, 2005) featured harp, cello, double bass, and clarinet; performed a homage to De André (“Amico Fragile”). Tracks discussed include Ballata, È vero, Acqua, A San Pietroburgo, Sainte Epine, Soffio di nero, Fiaba rossa, and Chiasso.

Three DeBaser reviews map Alessandro Grazian’s path from the debut Caduto to the elegant Indossai and its companion EP L’abito. The critics highlight string-rich arrangements, Italian/French chanson influences, and an evocative live presence. References to Endrigo, Ferré, Aznavour, Morricone, and Michael Nyman recur. Overall tone is admiring and confident in his craft.