[Cover photo credit to Dodo Veneziano]

Fabrizio Cammarata is a Sicilian singer/songwriter whose music blends Mediterranean Soul with Indie-Folk bringing together “languages, cultures, and emotional landscapes.” With his new album Insularities, he explores “solitude, connection, memory, and transformation.”

Produced alongside Dani Castelar (Paolo Nutini, R.E.M.) and Fabrizio’s brother Roberto Cammarata (La Rappresentante di Lista), Insularities “asks what it means to be an island — geographically, emotionally, and spiritually.”

The track “Água E Sal,” featuring Casadilego, is both a love song and a grief song, “written after the death of a close friend and a fleeting encounter on the remote island of Alicudi.” It moves between Italian and Portuguese.

Linguistically, Insularities blurs boundaries, weaving English, Italian, Sicilian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic.

Over the years, Fabrizio has shared stages with Patti Smith, Ben Harper, Iron & Wine, Villagers, and The Paper Kites, performed at festivals from SXSW to Reeperbahn, and even joined Damien Rice and Daniel Johnston on stage.