The Sound of Turin Indie

"The Sound of Turin Indie" dives into the diverse and evolving indie scene rooted in the streets of Turin, Italy. This playlist showcases a blend of offbeat pop, electronic experiments, and emotionally charged songwriting from artists that define the city’s underground and alternative sound. From Cosmo’s layered synths in “L’abbraccio” to the poetic narratives of Willie Peyote and the laid-back groove of lemandorle’s “Ti amo il venerdì sera,” the vibe leans eclectic but cohesive.

Acts like Andrea Laszlo De Simone and Levante bring a melodic and cinematic depth, while collaborations such as Daniele Celona and Levante’s “Atlantide” highlight the tight-knit community within the scene. Rock edges appear in tracks by Il Teatro Degli Orrori and Low Standards, High Fives, and there’s space for ambient and post-rock textures from Giulia’s Mother and I Treni all’alba. With over 40 tracks, the mix paints a detailed portrait of Turin’s indie landscape—spanning smart songwriting, genre-blurring productions, and the occasional unexpected turn.