Vettori

Vettori, the stage name of Italian singer-songwriter Lorenzo Vettori, is a sharp-tongued, socially conscious artist blending indie rock, folk, and pop with lyrics that punch above their weight. Known for his satirical takes on modern Italian life, his tracks like *C’è crisi* and *Migranti* tackle everything from economic struggles to political hypocrisy with a mix of dark humor and poetic realism. His music often feels like a pub rant turned philosophy lecture, delivered with gritty vocals over catchy, guitar-driven hooks.

Emerging from Italy’s underground scene, Vettori’s releases—including the recent *Vi odio tutti* and *Perché si fa la guerra?*—double as protest anthems for disillusioned Gen Z and millennial listeners. While he keeps his personal life low-key, his work shouts loud enough: think cheeky diss tracks against systemic failures, served with a side of punk-rock irreverence and accordion nods to traditional Italian sounds.