Lucio Corsi is an Italian singer-songwriter known for his whimsical, glam-rock-inspired sound and poetic storytelling. Born on October 15, 1993, in Grosseto, Tuscany, he grew up in the picturesque Maremma region, where his fascination with music began. Influenced by artists like Genesis (in the Peter Gabriel era), Bob Dylan, and Italian icons such as Lucio Dalla, he developed a style that blends surreal imagery with folk and rock elements.

Corsi started composing music in 2011, initially experimenting with instrumental progressive rock before shifting toward a singer-songwriter approach. After finishing high school in 2012, he moved to Milan to chase his musical dreams. His early works, Vetulonia Dakar and Altalena Boy, were released as EPs in 2014 and 2015 before being compiled into a full-length album.

Over the years, his music has evolved, each project showcasing his creativity and love for storytelling. His 2017 album, Bestiario Musicale, was inspired by the animals of his homeland, while Cosa faremo da grandi? (2020) explored themes of imagination and ambition, enriched by stunning visual collaborations.

Beyond music, Corsi has made his mark in fashion. In 2017, he modeled for Gucci’s Cruise 2018 campaign at Palazzo Pitti and starred in Roman Rhapsody, a project by Alessandro Michele and legendary photographer Mick Rock.

In 2025, he competed in the prestigious Sanremo Music Festival with Volevo essere un duro, finishing second. When the winner declined the opportunity, Corsi was chosen to represent Italy at the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland.

With his dreamy, theatrical style and boundless artistic vision, Lucio Corsi continues to carve out his own unique space in Italy’s contemporary music scene.