Bands & artists like Angelo Iannelli

If you like Angelo Iannelli, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Fabrizio De André

Fabrizio De André

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De André's poignant storytelling and melodic sensibility in canzone d'autore resonate deeply with Iannelli's emotional and lyrical depth.

traditional folk music
Brunori Sas

Brunori Sas

With a blend of indie pop and folk influences, Brunori Sas shares a similar knack for crafting introspective melodies and relatable lyrics.

Giorgio Poi

Giorgio Poi

Poi’s use of lush arrangements and emotive vocals aligns closely with Iannelli's delicate soundscapes and heartfelt themes.

Colapesce

Colapesce

Colapesce combines indie pop with traditional Italian music elements, creating an atmosphere that mirrors Iannelli's emotional resonance.

Niccolò Fabi

Niccolò Fabi

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Fabi's introspective songwriting and gentle instrumentation reflect the same emotional tension and release found in Iannelli's work.

Dente

Dente

Dente’s minimalist approach to pop music, coupled with his evocative lyricism, makes him a kindred spirit to Iannelli’s style.

Thegiornalisti

Thegiornalisti

Their blend of pop rock with heartfelt lyrics captures a similar emotional landscape as Iannelli's tender melodies.

pop music
Levante

Levante

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Levante’s mix of indie pop and poignant lyrics creates a reflective mood that echoes the emotional core of Iannelli's songs.

pop music pop rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Angelo Iannelli?

Artists similar to Angelo Iannelli include Fabrizio De André, Brunori Sas, Giorgio Poi and Colapesce. Each shares elements of Angelo Iannelli's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Angelo Iannelli?

Angelo Iannelli is primarily known for indie pop, pop rock and canzone d'autore. Through tender melodies and understated arrangements, Iannelli crafts moments of emotional tension that linger in the air before gently releasing into catharsis.

Where should I start if I like Angelo Iannelli?

If you enjoy Angelo Iannelli, start with Fabrizio De André — their album "Nuvole barocche" is a great entry point. De André's poignant storytelling and melodic sensibility in canzone d'autore resonate deeply with Iannelli's emotional and lyrical depth.