Alessandro Sipolo

In 2013, after a year of work and travel Latin America, he released his first album, “Eppur bisogna andare,” produced by Giorgio Cordini, Fabrizio De André’s historic guitarist, which won the 2014 Beppe Gentile Award as best debut album. In November 2015, Sipolo released his second album, “Eresie,” produced with the artistic collaboration of Taketo Gohara and Giorgio Cordini and enhanced by the participation of great artists such as Ellade Bandini, Finaz of Bandabardò and Alessandro “Asso” Stefana. The good response of the second record led him to open concerts by Bandabardò, Three Merry Dead Boys, and Gange Mau Mau. With four records to his credit, in parallel with his musical activity he devotes himself to research, planning and coordination in the field of sociology of migration and sociology of organized crime.