Roberto Angelini

Roberto Angelini (born 1975) is an Italian singer-songwriter from Rome. He emerged in the early 2000s, is associated with the song "Il Sig. Domani" and the hit "Gatto Matto", and has released albums including La Vista Concessa, the Nick Drake tribute PongMoon, and Phineas Gage.

Won the critics' award at the Sanremo Festival with "Il signor domani" (as reported in reviews); collaborated with Rodrigo D'Erasmo on the PongMoon Nick Drake tribute; noted for guitar work and for creating clay stop-motion videos (e.g., "Day is Done" and the video for "Dicembre" noted in reviews).

Reviews on DeBaser present Roberto Angelini as an Italian singer-songwriter who moved between a commercial pop phase and a more sincere, acoustic/songwriter path. Critics praise his guitar skills, sincerity and a notable Nick Drake tribute (PongMoon), while some releases draw mixed reactions for uneven execution. Recurring themes: reinvention, DIY visual work (clay videos), and an ongoing search for form.

For:Fans of singer-songwriter and acoustic music, listeners who appreciate Nick Drake-influenced work and Italian songwriting with DIY visuals.