Christian Argenti

Christian Argenti
Born	3 January 1975 (1975-01-03) (age 36) Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia
Origin	Brisbane, Queensland
Associated acts	Invertigo

Christian Argenti (born 3 January 1975) is an Australian singer.

Argenti was born in Fitzroy in Melbourne, and while based in Brisbane rose to prominence as lead singer of Australian band Invertigo with the chart hits "Desensitized" (June 2000) and "Chances Are" (November 2000) and the band's only album to date Forum (July 2001).

Invertigo signed a much publicised worldwide recording deal with the Atlantic recording label in the United States in 1999, but after receiving a disappointing response from American radio with "Desensitized" and only moderate success with "Chances Are", were dropped by the label in late 2001.^[1]

Christian Argenti left Invertigo in February 2003 and has worked as a songwriter and session vocalist since, with recent credits including the soundtrack for the 2006 Australian film BoyTown (starring Mick Molloy and Glenn Robbins).

Christian has left Melbourne sports radio station SEN's midnight-to-dawn program All Night Appetitite.^[2]

Christian is now the host of Southern Cross Media's 'Talking Back the Night' The show is broadcast to over 30 Stations regionally from 10pm - 3am weeknights.

References

1. ^ Where Are They Now? - Invertigo, bmusic, August 2005.
2. ^ New Host Joins SEN's All Night Appetite, Crocmedia Newsletter, March 2009.

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Name	Argenti, Christian
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Date of birth	3 January 1975
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