Niccolò Agliardi is one of the biggest names among the new Italian singer-songwriters. He is not as famous as one of those guys coming out of a talent show yet, but he isn’t sorry about that. He will surely last longer. Niccolò has released four albums, all very appreciated by the public and critical acclaim, he wrote and collaborated with Laura Pausini (six songs from her last album Simili are his), Eros Ramazzotti, Zucchero, Elisa, Emma, Patty Pravo, Pacifico, Niccolo Fabi and many others.
Adjunct Professor at the University of Milan, where he lectures courses on Italian song, he is the author of a book with Alessandro Cattelan entitled Ma la vita è un’altra cosa (before the end of the year we will see the release of a novel about a piece of news that really happened).
Niccolò is the author of the soundtrack of the first two editions of the Raiuno TV series Braccialetti rossi, which is now in its third season. Milanese from Milan, sharp and precise, never dull, Agliardi lives near Porta Romana and knows the city well. The title of one of his albums is Non vale tutto (the second one, published in 2011), and it says a lot about him.