Ken Laszlo, a quintessential figure in the Italo disco music scene, is an Italian singer and songwriter who gained prominence in the 1980s with his signature high-energy dance tracks and catchy melodic hooks. Born as Gianni Coraini on July 17, 1954, in Florence, Italy, he adopted the stage name Ken Laszlo and became one of the leading artists in the Italo disco genre, which was known for its futuristic sounds and synthesizer-driven beats.
Beginning his career with a bang, his 1984 hit single "Hey Hey Guy" became an international success, propelling Laszlo to the forefront of the European dance music scene. He continued to release a string of successful tracks throughout the '80s, including "Tonight" and "Don't Cry,” the latter being revered as an Italo disco anthem. The 2000s and 2010s saw Ken Laszlo maintaining his status in the music scene with new releases and remixes, like the Red Carpet 2023 Extended Mixes of his classic hits, showcasing his ability to evolve with contemporary sounds while staying true to his Italo disco roots. Laszlo's career has been marked by consistent touring, an ability to connect with nostalgic fans, and a persistent presence in the world of dance music compilations, with albums such as "Greatest Hits & Remixes" serving as a testament to his lasting impact on the genre.
Join them and feed your new music addiction, and add the artists you love!
Get Started