Davide Fasiello is an Italian pianist and contemporary composer known for his minimalist style, which intertwines piano harmonies with ambient and cinematic atmospheres. Originally from Oria, Fasiello draws on deep emotions, crafting music that invites listeners to reflect and connect with themselves.

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As one of his inspirations suggests, "music is the voice of the soul that cannot be expressed in words," and his pieces often become inner journeys, needing no dialogue.

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Currently, Davide is studying Composition Applied to Electronic Music at the Conservatory of Lecce, where he continues to explore new sonic horizons. Over the course of his career, he has participated in various festivals, both as a pianist and as a sound designer for multidisciplinary projects, further enriching his artistic language and expanding his versatility.

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He has released albums like Paths, which explore emotional themes through delicate, hypnotic melodies. His music, somewhat reminiscent of Ludovico Einaudi's work, finds expression in heartfelt compositions such as "Geometria dei Cieli" and "Verità Sospese".

 

Fasiello's style echoes the thought of philosopher Nietzsche: "Without music, life would be a mistake."