Calcutta, whose real name is Edoardo D'Erme, is an Italian singer-songwriter known for his unique blend of indie pop and traditional Italian songwriting. Hailing from Latina, Italy, he emerged on the music scene with a style that often feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.
He gained widespread recognition with albums like Mainstream and Evergreen, which feature some of his most popular tracks. Songs such as "Cosa mi manchi a fare," "Orgasmo," "Pesto," and "Paracetamolo" showcase his signature sound, which can be both melancholic and playfully ironic.