Giulio Wilson

Giulio Wilson is an Italian singer-songwriter born in Florence on May 16, 1983. He has a diverse background, having studied viticulture and enology while pursuing music. Wilson's musical journey began at a young age, and he has been involved with various bands, including the Corpo Musicale Sedrianese and Fiati Sprecati. He gained recognition for his work, winning the BMA – Bologna Musica d’Autore in 2017 with the song "Mia Bella Ciao" and collaborating with notable artists such as Bobby Solo and Inti-Illimani. His music often reflects a folk and country sound, and he has released several albums, including "Storie Vere Tra Alberi e Gatti" and "Agua," the latter being a joint project with Inti-Illimani.

Giulio Wilson's discography also includes recent releases like "Lou Reed," "Cuatro Canciones," and "Agua," showcasing his versatility and collaboration skills. His musical style blends traditional Italian influences with international flavors, particularly through his work with Chilean group Inti-Illimani. Wilson continues to tour and perform, often incorporating storytelling and improvisation into his live shows.

Genres

Latin Folk

Alternative

Folk

Singer-songwriter

Indie Folk

Country

Americana

Chanson

Italian Pop

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Latest Release

Mondo DiVino

Tonino Carotone•

Giulio Wilson

Album - 12 Tracks - Released March 20, 2025