Adesso che sono grande

Pizzicatarta

Fino Alla Fine Del Mondo

Io sono un fiore

MH17

Innamorarsi a Durango

Irreversibile

Nello stesso mondo

Stefano Cinti was born in Rome and currently lives in Brussels where he had the opportunity to play with Italian, Belgian and African musicians, ranging from jazz to samba, from pop to folk music, passing through world music. His songs are inspired by everyday life, by events that have happened which he describes with irony and realism. He plays guitar and percussion (tambourine, tammorra and bodhran) and in his songs he often uses scat and beatbox singing techniques. His live performances are an 'almost cabaret' with the aim of having fun and entertaining and at the same time launching environmental and social messages also supported by his professional background and personal attitude.

He has participated in various song festivals nationwide including recently the 'National Award for the Emerging Songwriter (XI) - City of Quiliano Award' (2021) for which he was admitted to the preselections. He was a finalist at the 'Bengio Festival' (1999) with the song "Solar Eclipse". Stefano has released two CDs entitled "Musical stories" (2017) and "Musical stories" 2 (2019). In recent years he has also made two video clips "March 22 2016" (2018) and "The end of the world" (2020) with which he participated in national and international film festivals, obtaining various awards including the title of best music video in eight events . A new song entitled "I am not racist, but ..." and the related music video are currently being published.

Stefano is also active as an author of music and lyrics for children both in Italy and abroad. In particular, he participated in representation of Italy (nomination of the Dublin Institute of Culture) in the event 'Cork 2005 European Capital of Culture' - 'Celebration of Childhood' at the library of the city of Cork with the musical story 'Rex the simpatirex '. He continued his storytelling activity (Dublin Institute of Culture nomination) in several Irish schools (2005-2007) with three musical stories: 'Rex the simpatirex', 'Bille' and the magic drum ',' Who stole the dressed in Santa Claus? 'as well as at the Italian Cultural Institute in Brussels with the story' Billè and the magic drum '(2013). In this regard, one of his books: 'Tales from the colored tub' ed. The inkwell (2003) has been included in the national catalog of children's books: "Liber Database 2004" of the Gianni Rodari Library.