Marco Conidi

Italian singer-songwriter from Rome whose career began in 1989; two-time Sanremo participant (1991, 1992) and author of the 2005 album Nuvole e Regole.

Career began in 1989. Participated in the Sanremo Festival in 1991 ("E noi qui") and 1992 ("Non è tardi"). The album C'è in giro un'altra razza was produced by Guido Elmi. The review of Nuvole e Regole (2005) notes collaborations including Sergio Cammariere (piano) and a performance by Giammarco Tognazzi; Flaminio Maphia produced a remix on the album. A Bruce Springsteen cover ("One Step Up" / "Un passo via da te") is mentioned as part of a tribute. The review cites a longtime dedicated fanbase referred to as 7,000 "Angeli maleducati."

A highly positive appraisal of Marco Conidi's 2005 album Nuvole e Regole, praising poetic lyrics, strong collaborations and the artist's evolution toward British-tinged sounds. The review highlights Conidi's career starting in 1989, Sanremo participations in 1991 and 1992, and a dedicated fanbase. The album is described as long (14 tracks) and artistically successful.

For:Fans of Italian singer-songwriters, listeners of poetic rock/pop, collectors of underrated Italian music, attendees of live Italian concerts.