Frah Quintale

Francesco Servidei (December 27, 1989), known by the stage name Frah Quintale, is a singer-songwriter and rapper from Brescia. He became infatuated with hip-hop culture in 2002 and quickly began writing his own material and participating in freestyle battles. In 2006, he teamed up with fellow rapper Merio and formed the duo Fratelli Quintale, with whom he released five albums before leaving the group in 2016 to embark on a solo career. That same year, Frah Quintale made his official solo debut with the EP 2004, followed by the full-length Regardez-Moi in 2017. After a series of features on Carl Brave’s “Chapeau” (2018) and Gué Pequeno’s “2%” (2019), Quintale’s second studio full-length Banzai (Lato Blu) hit the shelves in 2020, hitting Number 6 in Italy. Preceded by the single “Sì può darsi,” second instalment titled Banzai (Lato Arancio) came out in 2021. Other singles from the album included “Sempre Bene” and “Chicchi di Riso” featuring Franco126, which went to Number 93 on FIMI’s singles chart. Later that year, Quintale appeared on Takagi & Ketra's "Venere e Marte" (number 2 in Italian charts), before collaborating with Coez in Lovebars in 2023, which topped the albums chart. In 2025, he released Amor Proprio (number 5), featuring Colapesce, Joan Thiele and Tony Boy.