Artist's albums
Forest City (Bonus)
2023 · album
b5 (Maria Chiara Argirò Remix)
2023 · single
Forest City Remixes
2023 · EP
Greenarp (Terracassette Remix)
2022 · single
Clouds (Byron the Aquarius Remix)
2022 · single
Forest City
2022 · album
Greenarp
2022 · single
Blossom
2022 · single
Bonsai
2022 · single
Clouds
2022 · single
Flow
2020 · album
Fables
2020 · single
Kōsetsu
2020 · single
Retrograde (Edit)
2020 · single
Hidden Seas (Remixed)
2020 · single
Hidden Seas
2019 · album
To The Sea
2019 · single
Nautilus
2019 · single
The Fall Dance
2016 · album
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Biography
Maria Chiara Argirò is a London-based artist, pianist, synth player, composer and producer. The Italian-born artist is known for her dramatic atmospheric jazz, but is venturing into new territories incorporating electronic soundscapes and vocals. Maria Chiara Argirò (pronounced ma-REE-ah key-AH-rah r-gee-ROW) has been quietly weaving her way around the UK jazz, classical and electronic worlds since she moved to London from Rome 11 years ago. A pianist from the age of nine and a key player in the capital’s multi-national jazz scene, she’s lent her skills to indie band These New Puritans, lush jazz troupe Kinkajous and, more recently, collaborations with Jamie Leeming – their 2020 album Flow was nominated for one of the albums of the year in the Jazz Revelations Awards and was the Guardian’s jazz album of the month – and beat-driven duo Moonfish. Freshly signed to Innovative Leisure, Maria Chiara Argirò marks herself out as an exciting new name in electronic, jazz-fusion with her new album 'Forest City'. Maria recorded and self-produced the album between her bedroom and studio with the help of her longtime collaborators and electronic producers, In a sleeping mood and mixing engineer Alex Killpartrick. And, crucially, she is singing for the first time, too – her airy, otherworldly vocals on 'Blossom' and 'Clouds' especially resemble Emiliana Torrini or a singer in a smoky, late-night club, alone under the spotlight on the stage. www.mariachiaramusic.com