Peter Cincotti

Peter Cincotti is an acclaimed American singer-songwriter and pianist whose career skyrocketed in 2003 with the release of his self-titled debut album. This album not only topped the Billboard jazz charts but also established him as the youngest artist to achieve this milestone. His unique blend of jazz, pop, and rock has captivated audiences worldwide, leading to performances at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall.

Following his debut, Cincotti released his second album, “On the Moon,” which showcased his original compositions alongside innovative arrangements of classic standards. This album further solidified his reputation as a versatile artist capable of merging traditional jazz with contemporary sounds. His third studio album, “East of Angel Town,” released in 2007, featured all original works and included the hit single “Goodbye Philadelphia,” which he promoted during a successful world tour.

Cincotti’s artistic evolution continued with the release of “Metropolis” in 2012, where he collaborated with renowned producer John Fields. This album marked a significant shift in his style, incorporating elements of dance music while maintaining his jazz roots. His subsequent projects, including the EP “Exit 105” and the album “Long Way from Home,” further demonstrated his growth as a songwriter and producer.

In addition to his musical endeavors, Cincotti has ventured into theater, co-writing the musical “How Deep Is the Ocean?” and composing soundtracks for films. His multifaceted career reflects his dedication to the arts and his ability to connect with audiences through diverse musical expressions, making him a prominent figure in the contemporary music scene.