Giuseppe Peveri (born in Fidenza in 1976), known as Dente, is an Italian singer-songwriter noted in reviews for witty, intimate lyrics and melodic songwriting.

Often described as having a distinctive, not conventionally pleasing voice; praised for clever lyrics and melodies; comparisons and influences mentioned in reviews include Lucio Battisti, Tom Waits, De Gregori and Belle & Sebastian. Some albums noted as largely self-performed/arranged.

Reviews praise Dente's songwriting, clever lyrics and melodic gifts while frequently critiquing his voice and stage charisma. His records are described as intimate, often minimal, sometimes eccentric, with notable literary and musical references. Live shows divide opinion between charming and underwhelming.

For:Fans of Italian singer-songwriters, listeners who value witty lyrics, intimate arrangements and melodic songwriting.

 He makes difficult things seem easy.

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 Dente has the gift of nailing melodies and dressing them with words that are not just never banal but often ingenious;

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 The predominant feeling is having witnessed something that hasno flavor and nothing to say.

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 In short, in my opinion, Dente is above all a great mind (Manuel Agnelli thinks so too) and "Non c'è due senza te" (a title heavily borrowed and copied recently in various circles) is a great album.

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