Andrea Laszlo De Simone

The Profile

Italian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Turin. Broke through with the album Uomo Donna and the EP Immensità. Self-taught; has stated he doesn’t read or write music.

Reviews highlight a blend of 60s/70s Italian songwriting with modern influences (Battisti, Battiato, Beatles, Radiohead, Mercury Rev, The Flaming Lips). Uomo Donna spans ~80 minutes with complex arrangements and songs up to 12 minutes, touching love, pain, and politics. Immensità functions as a four-part suite (“Immensity”, “Our End”, “Mystery”, “Shells”). The single Vivo channels a sixties spirit without imitation.

DeBaser reviewers praise Andrea Laszlo De Simone’s lush, progressive-leaning pop that fuses 60s/70s Italian songwriting with modern textures. Uomo Donna earns heartfelt acclaim for its ambitious length and rich arrangements, while the Immensità EP is lauded as a delicate, ethereal suite. The single Vivo captures a sixties spirit without pastiche. Overall sentiment: warmly enthusiastic.