Saint Huck

Saint Huck is the pseudonym of singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Livio Lombardo.
Initially recognized as a noise/alternative guitarist, with this solo project he veers towards a more intimate sound combined with lyrics that revolve around personal and dreamlike themes.
In November 2015, he released his first studio album, "Broken Branches". The musical critique warmly welcomed it, describing it as visionary, genuine, and unconventional.
In 2018, the dreamlike-sensual video trilogy titled "Broken Branches/Our Love Disaster" was exclusively released in several chapters, dedicated to him by the poet, videomaker, and musician Guido Celli.
In September 2020, Saint Huck released the track "Song To Remember", which was included in the compilation "Resonance - An Alternative Italian Music Support To Grup Yorum".
In 2021 he collaborated with visual artist Francesco Lauretta for the soundtrack of the artwork "La lettrice", displayed at the Malvina Menegaz Foundation in Castelbasso (TE) for the exhibition "Paso Doble. Dialogues on the possible", curated by Pietro Gaglianò, with a track titled "Here and not here too”.
The partnership between the two artists continues, and in February 2022, Saint Huck performed at the closing event of Francesco Lauretta’s “Festival” exhibition at the MAC – Museum of Contemporary Art in Lissone (MB).

November 2023 saw the release of his latest EP "When It All Began"