Lazza

Lazza is the stage name of Jacopo Lazzarini, an Italian rapper and producer from Milan who trained classically on piano at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory before turning to rap as a teenager. He came up through Milan's freestyle battle scene and the Zero2 collective, later joining Emis Killa's Blocco Recordz label before becoming a core member of 333 Mob, the collective and label tied to Machete.

His debut album Zzala, released through 333 Mob, established his melodic, introspective style within Italian trap and hip-hop, and he followed it two years later with Re Mida, his first release on a major label. His music blends dark, atmospheric trap production with pop hooks and confessional lyricism, a combination that helped push him toward mainstream recognition. In 2023 he competed at the Sanremo Music Festival with «CENERE», finishing second and dramatically expanding his audience beyond hip-hop circles.

Songs like «CANZONE D'ODIO», «MOB» and «ZERI IN PIÙ (LOCURA)» reflect his range across brooding trap, radio-ready pop-rap and club-oriented collaborations, making him one of the most commercially successful and stylistically versatile figures in contemporary Italian rap.