Avelina Moretti is a rising Italian singer-songwriter whose haunting vocals and evocative lyrics are captivating audiences across Europe. Born and raised in Bologna, Avelina grew up in a home filled with jazz records, vintage rock, and operatic classics—shaping her deep appreciation for musical storytelling. Her early exposure to such diverse genres sparked a curiosity about blending the old with the new—a style that has since become her signature.

Music, for Avelina, began as a form of escape. At the age of 14, she started writing poetry and setting it to melodies on an old piano in her grandmother’s attic. By 18, she was performing in local cafés and open mic nights, using music as a way to express emotions she struggled to verbalize. That raw vulnerability still pulses at the core of her sound.

Avelina’s creative process is deeply collaborative. She often works with underground producers from Milan and Berlin, preferring the spontaneity of small studios over corporate polish. Her tracks often begin as voice memos—melodies hummed while walking through the city—and evolve into lush, layered compositions that marry analog warmth with electronic texture.

In the studio, she’s hands-on—contributing not just lyrics and vocals, but helping shape the sonic architecture of every track. “I don’t want to just be a voice,” she says. “I want to build the whole world around that voice.” Engineers describe her as obsessively detailed, ensuring each sound matches her emotional intent.

Looking forward, Avelina is dreaming big: a concept album that blends visual art, immersive soundscapes, and short film. She sees music as more than sound—it's a multi-sensory experience meant to leave a lasting emotional imprint. She also hopes to tour internationally, particularly across Japan and South America, where her online fanbase is quickly growing.

Ultimately, Avelina wants her legacy to be about connection. “If someone feels less alone because of a song I wrote, that’s everything,” she says. As her sound continues to evolve, one thing remains certain: she’s not chasing trends—she’s crafting her own timeless echo.