Princess Nostalgia is an Italian-American singer, songwriter, and producer who transforms the ache of cultural dislocation into cinematic, boundary-pushing pop. When she moved from Rome to the United States at just eight years old, she carried with her the warmth of Italian summers, the cadence of her first language, and the bittersweet pull of a home left behind—an emotional rupture that would become the foundation of everything she creates.

At seventeen, she became Princess Nostalgia, honoring both the longing she felt and the strength she found in it. Now, she's inviting the world into the Nostalgia-Verse, a fully realized artistic universe where Latin pop, reggaeton, and electronic music collide with European melancholy and futuristic sound design. It's a space built on contrast: past and present, Rome and America, heartbreak and power.

Her music is a love letter to her multi-cultural upbringing and an act of preservation. Singing in both English and Italian, she refuses to choose between her identities—instead, she weaves them together into something entirely her own. Through themes of identity, independence, and sensuality, she honors the Italian-American experience while pushing it into uncharted sonic territory; creating a sound that resonates with fans of artists like Rosalía, Kali Uchis, and FKA twigs.

Her singles BOCCA LUPO and QUANTO VALE were featured in the pilot episode of Peacock's "Long Bright River" praised for their emotional depth and intricate, self-produced arrangements.