Who is Gazzelle?

Gazzelle is an Italian singer, songwriter and producer. He was born in 1986 in Rome, Italy and began his career as a lead singer for the band Lunapop. After the band split in 2003, Gazzelle went solo and released his debut album “C’è Sempre Un Motivo” in 2005. He has since released five more albums and toured extensively throughout Italy.

Music Style

Gazzelle's music style is a unique blend of Pop and R&B. His style has been compared to that of Beck, Phoenix, and Jamiroquai. His songs often feature catchy melodies, hip hop influenced beats, and heartfelt lyrics. His most popular songs include “Cambiare”, “Vorrei Ma Non Posto”, “Non Ti Dico No”, “Un Altro Giorno Sulla Terra”, and “Questa Nostra Stupida Canzone d'Amore”.

Awards & Accolades

Gazzelle has been nominated for several awards throughout his career including Best New Artist at the 2006 MTV European Music Awards and Best Male Artist at the 2017 MTV Awards. In 2019, he won Best Urban/Alternative Performance at the 61st Grammy Awards for his single “Non Ti Dico No”.

Discography

Gazzelle's discography includes six studio albums, four live albums, two EP's, and four singles. His studio albums are C'è Sempre Un Motivo (2005), Il Bisogno di Te (2006), Non Sei Tu (2009), Gazzelle (2012), Non Ti Dico No (2016) and Sfera Ebbasta vs. Gazzelle (2019). He has also collaborated with other artists such as Calcutta, Nitro, and Lunapop.