Alessia D'Andrea

After winning some of the most important music festivals in
Italy, such as “Mia Martini Award” and “Musicultura Award”, the major
prize for the Italian songwriters, in 2004 Alessia D’Andrea met with Ian
Anderson from Jethro Tull with whom she recorded “Locomotive Breath”.

From
that moment Alessia started reaching the international markets, in fact
her single “Time To Pray” (remixed by Molella, Future Funk and other
DJs) was released throughout the world in Countries such as the UK,
Romania, Australia, Spain, Poland, Norway, South Africa, Canada, New
Zealand, Russia, Mexico, Singapore, Czech Republic, Israel, etc. Later
same year she signed a contract with the Ministry of Sound (UK).

In
summer 2006 Alessia begins to perform outside Italy, singing live also
for national Radios and Television, as well as in front of more than
100.000 adoring fans.

On July 2008 she was on stage again with the
Jethro Tull, this time at the “Pistoia Blues Festival”, for their 40th
anniversary. She was the only guest of the tour.

On March 2009 her
new album “Alessia D’Andrea” (Renilin), with which she supports the
charity campaign “Rewrite the Future” of Save the Children, is out in
Italy and distributed also in Canada, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan.
Besides, Alessia has been invited in the most important TV and radio
shows of some Countries of the East Europe.

In the first half of
2010 her video clip “8 o’ clock” is played on different music channels,
among them RAI Music, and it was picked by a TV show in China; some
months later the music video “Tonight”, in the duet version with Lubo
Kirov, was selected by MTV Europe for the World Chart Express.
In
the second half of 2010 she released a new single with the well-known
Italian DJ Molella, “Paradise” (Time Rec) that became the theme song for
the most popular Italian radio show and one of the biggest hits of the
summer.

On October 2010 Alessia was the special guest at Fabrizio
De Andrè tribute concert at the Opera Theatre in Sofia, in front of the
major National Authorities of the Country.

On 2011 she released “Live in Studio” (Renilin) a DVD of her acoustic-electric show.

On
2012 Alessia D’Andrea released “Set Me Free Set Me On Fire” in 3
versions (ballad, dubstep & progressive) showing once again her
music versatility.
And thanks to this single she came to the
attention of the Music House from London that decided to promote her
song in all the clubs of the whole UK.
Also in the USA some
journalists start writing reviews on her music, letting this artist been
noticed by some American professionals with whom she signed a deal for
the distribution of her new English EP for the American market.

On
the 28th of February 2014 she released - through the Renilin Music
label and with the publishing of Warner Music Chappell Finland &
Spiridom – I Close My Eyes, a single with Jussi Mikkola, Finnish singer
and actor, for the Scandinavian market.

On the 27th of March 2014 her Italian album – Luna d’inverno - is out.

And
now, she’s at a close step far from her debut in the States with an EP
produced among Italy, Germany, Sweden and United States.