Gazzelle

Gazzelle is the stage name of Flavio Bruno Pardini, an Italian singer-songwriter born in Rome in 1989. After years playing small venues around Rome, he broke through in late 2016 with the single «Quella te», which paved the way for his debut album Superbattito, co-produced with his brother Igor. The record established him as one of the defining voices of the new wave of Italian pop-rock songwriters known as indie pop.

Gazzelle's sound blends melancholic, diaristic lyrics about love and youth with catchy, guitar-driven pop-rock arrangements, often compared to other artists of the same Roman indie scene. His songs such as «Nero», «Sayonara» and «Coltellata» became staples of Italian radio and streaming charts, and he has continued releasing albums that mix acoustic intimacy with more electronic, polished production.

He has built a large, loyal following largely through word of mouth and social media rather than traditional promotion, initially even concealing his face in early press photos. Gazzelle remains one of the most streamed Italian artists of his generation, known for concise, emotionally direct songwriting.