Breezy Rodio

Fabrizio Rodio billed professionally as Breezy Rodio is an Italian born, American based Chicago blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter. He has been based in Chicago, Illinois, for over 20 years and has released six albums in his own name. His musical style was described by his record producer as "Chicago West Side Modern Blues".

Life and career Fabrizio Rodio was born in Rome, Italy. He relocated to Chicago, Illinois, United States in early 2000. which incorporated Rodio's versions of the songs "Wrapped Up in Love Again" (originally by Albert King) and "Blues Stay Away from Me" (originally by the Delmore Brothers). The same year, Rodio got a nomination in the Blues Blast Music Awards category, 'Rising Star of The Year'. The collection made it for selection to the Living Blues Top 50 Blues Albums of 2019. In 2021, Rodio backed Joe Barr on his album, Soul For The Heart, issued by Dixiefrog Records. Having been previously aware of Rodio's style of music, Funderburgh described it as "Chicago West Side Modern Blues". The album was released by Windchill Records and had 14 tracks of original material penned by Rodio.

Discography Albums Year Title Record label Additional credits 2011 Playing My Game Too Self-released 2013 Strange Situation Self-released 2014 So Close to It Windchill Records 2018 Sometimes the Blues Got Me Delmark Records 2019 If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix It Delmark Records 2021 Soul For The Heart Dixiefrog Records Joe Barr with Breezy Rodio 2022 Underground Blues Windchill Records