Serena Brancale

About Serena Brancale

Serena Brancale is an Italian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist celebrated for her versatile vocal style that blends jazz, funk, R&B, neo-soul, and pop, often incorporating electronic elements and loop stations in her performances. Born in Bari, she trained in violin, advertising graphics, and jazz singing, embarking on a dynamic musical career. Her career highlights include participating in the Sanremo Music Festival in 2015 with "Galleggiare" and achieving significant viral success in 2024 with the Barese dialect single "Baccalà," which became a TikTok phenomenon. She continued to release Barese dialect singles such as "La zia" and "Stu cafè" in 2024. Brancale has also collaborated with artists like Clementino and Roshelle and performed internationally at prestigious venues like the Blue Note clubs in Tokyo, Shanghai, Seoul, and New York. In May 2025, she released the platinum-certified single "Serenata" in collaboration with Alessandra Amoroso. Looking ahead, Serena Brancale is set to return to the Sanremo Music Festival in 2026 with her song "Qui con me," marking her third appearance at the festival after her 2025 participation with the platinum-certified "Anema e core". Ahead of Sanremo 2026, she has undergone a notable image change, returning to her natural brown hair. In June 2025, she served on the Quality Jury for the Festival of Castrocaro, and in April 2025, she performed at the Primo Maggio Concert in Rome. She is also reportedly preparing a new album that will delve into social and personal themes.