I always loved music. So I like to travel from a genre to another. I love everything on the 7 notes: soul, funk, rock and roll, jazz. 
But now I'm back where I started, I played in hard rock and heavy bands. I was a vocalist. I was young and my room was filled with vinyls and posters by Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, UFO, Free and other bands like them (frankly even Cindy Crawford was hung on my wall). 
Well, I guess you know what I mean, So this song and my new album clearly show that the first love is never forgotten.

Through Death Valley & Nowhere

Arabian Nights

Funky and disco breakthrough for Italian rock artist Cortez: from Friday, October 2 the new album by Cortez “Come to Poppa” (AB Music) is available in all digital stores. 
Composed of 12 tracks, Come to Poppa is a musical journey through the moods of funky, disco and soul music of the Seventies, when vinyl was the master: a return to the sound of Studio 54 in New York and the revolution of rhythm in American pop. The disc will be available in digital format on the main streaming platforms and on CD upon request.

Come to Poppa

Living with the Boogie

09. Living With The Boogie

Comin' Back 2 You

08. Comin' Back 2 U

Without Love

07. Without Love

What U Say

06. What U Say

Funky Love

05. Funky Love

Do You Think I'm Crazy

04. Do You Think I'm Crazy

I Like It

03. I Like It

Keep Your Body in Motion

02. Keep Your Body In Motion

Give it Up!

01. Give It Up!

I'm Cortez, an Italian artist and multi instrumentalist from Rome. I'm already known by my real name Alessandro Bagagli for my English production: 7 rock albums available digitally in streaming and download on the main e-music stores: "Under the Gun" and "Magic in the Air" (2013), "Shouted Songs" (2014), "Primal Life" (2015), "Live & Die" (2016), "Out in the Nowhere" (2017) and "Highways & Cigars" (2018). Then I kept my musical journey as The Eve, releasing two albums, "The Eve" and "Entropy" (2019) and one single, "I’ll make it up to you". 
Now I use the new stage name Cortez to jump into different musical moods, apperently distant one another: Two Italian rock albums, "Poeta di Strada (Street Poet) and "Nel Colore della Notte" (In the Color of the Night), a tribute to funk and disco of the Seventies called "Come to Poppa", a funk soul album Called "Souled". But now I'm back where I started...
I played in hard rock and heavy bands. I was a vocalist. I was young and my room was filled with vinyls and posters by Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, UFO, Free... My new album, coming out soon clearly shows that the first love is never forgotten.

Cortez Official