Azzurra

**Azzurra** is an emerging indie pop artist known for her candid lyricism and genre-blending sound that mixes dreamy synth-pop, R&B, and introspective bedroom pop. Hailing from New York, Azzurra (born Azzurra Catuogno) first turned heads with her self-produced 2020 debut EP *Growing Down*, which showcased her knack for pairing vulnerable confessions about mental health and self-doubt with laid-back, hook-driven melodies. Her recent releases—like the defiant breakup anthem “Vado Via,” the cheeky shrug of “I Don’t Care It’s Fine,” and the raw introspection of “My Sides”—highlight her growth into a more polished, experimental sound. Drawing comparisons to artists like Clairo and beabadoobee, Azzurra’s music often feels like a late-night chat with a close friend, balancing relatable angst with warm, groove-forward production. She’s also collaborated with producers like Jonah Summer and Evan Voytas, leaning into her love of ‘70s soul (“Blue Eyed Soul”) while staying unafraid to keep her lyrics refreshingly real.