Franco Battiato - Official Artist Photo
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Franco Battiato

2 Releases
23 Tracks

Franco Battiato, born Francesco Battiato (Ionia, March 23, 1945 - Milo, May 18, 2021), was an Italian singer-songwriter, composer, musician, and painter. An internationally known artist, he has been everything in his long career, from beat singer to avantgarde performer, producer, contemporary music composer.

His beginnings lay in the mid 1960s, with many singles released with no particular success, the first two under his real name of Francesco. He had left the native Sicily moving to Milan around 1965. In 1970 after his collaboration with Osage Tribe (which he quit before their only album Arrowhead) he had a record deal with Bla Bla, releasing his first solo album in 1972. Housed in a outrageous cover, Fetus was an original prog album with a minimalist sound mainly based on the use of a VCS3 synth, unusual lyrics, complex arrangements. Follow-up Pollution followed the same route but with a larger use of traditional rock instruments. It reached the Top Ten of the Italian chart.

With his 3rd album Sulle Corde Di Aries, the sound shifted toward a more avantgarde style. 4th album Clic was mainly instrumental, with just a single vocal track. It also got an English release on the prestigious Island label, though this album contains different versions of tracks originally released on Sulle Corde Di Aries and the Italian issue of Clic. (His first solo album had also been recorded in an English version titled Foetus but it was never released at the time and only appeared on CD recently.) 1975's album M.lle Le Gladiator features avantgarde music, and after the Bla Bla's demise the following releases up to 1978 were all in the same direction, with long instrumental piano or synth performances closer to contemporary music. 1979 saw a radical turn with the new wave-inspired album L'Era Del Cinghiale Bianco, which began a fruitful collaboration with violinist Giusto Pio. It was a big hit and later works followed the same style. From the late 1980's until today Battiato is still one of the leading figures in Italian music.

Releases

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"Clic"
Album
2024-10-11
'Fleurs3' cover art
Fleurs3
Album
2021-09-17

Appears on

'La Dolce Italia · The Platinum Collection' cover art
La Dolce Italia · The Platinum Collection
Album
2009
'Children Of Men (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)' cover art
Children Of Men (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Album
2006
'Italy ' cover art
Italy
Album
2006

Frequent Collaborators

Bruno Lauzi - Official Artist Photo
2 Collabs
Bruno Lauzi
Richard Strauss - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Richard Strauss
Giorgio Calabrese - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Giorgio Calabrese
Gary Geld - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Gary Geld
Léo Ferré - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Léo Ferré
Adamo - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Adamo
Vito Pallavicini - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Vito Pallavicini
Franco Mussida - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Franco Mussida
Giuseppe Gramitto Ricci - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Giuseppe Gramitto Ricci
Alice (4) - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Alice (4)
Peter Udell - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Peter Udell
Charlie Chaplin - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Charlie Chaplin
Gino Paoli - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Gino Paoli
Enrico Medail - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Enrico Medail
Michele Virano - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Michele Virano
Gian Piero Simontacchi - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Gian Piero Simontacchi
Angelo de Lorenzo - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Angelo de Lorenzo
Mogol - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Mogol
Jean-Michel Defaye - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Jean-Michel Defaye
Manlio Sgalambro - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Manlio Sgalambro
Paolo Conte - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Paolo Conte
Mauro Pagani - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Mauro Pagani
Alan Sorrenti - Official Artist Photo
1 Collabs
Alan Sorrenti