Anthony Lazaro is an Italian singer-songwriter based in Hamburg, Germany, known for his versatile and soothing musical style that blends elements of indie folk, jazz pop, and RnB. Born and raised in Genoa, Italy, Lazaro was heavily influenced by iconic Italian songwriters like Fabrizio De Andrè and Gino Paoli. His passion for music began at a young age when he received his first music player at just four years old, eventually leading him to learn the guitar and explore songwriting. His love for travel and cultural experiences significantly influence his music, with each trip offering new perspectives and fueling his creative process.

Lazaro's music is characterized by its emotional depth and diversity. He effortlessly moves across genres, incorporating everything from ukulele-driven pop songs to electronic beats, Latin rhythms, and soft ballads. Lazaro's primary goal is to surprise listeners and offer relatable, enjoyable music. His debut single A Thousand Little Fires, released in 2018, gained substantial attention on Spotify, amassing over 18,000 monthly listeners and featuring on popular playlists.

In 2019, Lazaro released his debut album Rock, Paper, Scissors, which was entirely home-recorded in collaboration with Danny Humming of CarrotCake Productions. His ability to balance artistic integrity with accessible music has helped him garner a loyal fanbase, with his music streaming in the millions. Over the course of five years, Lazaro released seven albums and six EPs, accumulating over 100 million streams on Spotify. His music has attracted notable fans, including members of the K-pop group BTS, pop star Henry Lau, and dancer Bada Lee.

Lazaro is now taking his music worldwide, with a series of sold-out performances across major cities such as Seoul, Beijing, Mumbai, Tokyo, Berlin, and Mexico City. His songs, ranging from the upbeat Coffee Cup to the acoustic R&B of Gravity and the jazzy vibes of Strangers in Disguise, reflect his eclectic musical journey. Lazaro continues to explore new collaborations with artists such as Jason La Pierre, Matthew Ifield, and Sarah Kang, with more projects expected. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.