Alessandro Ciminata

Alessandro Ciminata is an Italian-born, London-based singer-songwriter. He received support from the likes of John Kennedy (Radio X), Spotify, Apple Music, BBC Introducing London, Amazing Radio, Wonderland Magazine, Clash Magazine, TMRW Magazine, Complex UK, EARMILK, DHP Family and tipped by The Line Of Best Fit as “A distinct musical identity whose brand of thoughtful meticulously turned-out indie-pop continues to prick ears and turn heads across the industry”. In October 2019, Alessandro sold out his debut headline show at The Waiting Room (London). Ciminata is now set to release a new series of singles in 2022, with a new EP on the horizon. He has grown an audience of over 19k followers on TikTok. His debut EP ‘Over and Over’ amassed over 145k streams on Spotify. His latest single ‘A Little Bit of You’ went viral on TikTok with over 44k UGC videos created and over 20 million views on the sound.

“A distinct musical identity is already emerging for this fresh talent, whose brand of thoughtful meticulously turned-out indie-pop continues to prick ears and turn heads across the industry. He's already established himself as one to watch.” -  The Line Of Best Fit

"Indie Pop Maverick" - Wonderland Magazine

“Ciminata seems to be on a steady climb to garnering bouts of well-deserved attention and acclaim” - TMRW

“Possessor of one of the most striking voices in music.” - Complex UK

"It’s impossible not to compare it to major acts such as The Chainsmokers but there's still a uniqueness that sets it apart and beautifully it's own. Ciminata transcends indie pop with his signature sound." – EARMILK

 “Slender guitar line against flecks of electronics. “ – Clash Magazine

“There is something deeply affecting about Alessandro’s vocal style and it contains a significant amount of control and honesty. Truly fantastic songwriting. It feels like Alessandro’s game has been stepped up, and is definitely signalling the start of something important.” – Neon Music

“Ciminata’s nostalgic indie-pop is one that will stay with you long after the reverby poeticism has faded.” – The Most Radicalist