Max Gazzè

Italian pop singer, songwriter, and producer Max Gazzè, born in Rome, began his musical journey in Brussels at a young age, studying electric bass and performing in various bands across different genres. Returning to Rome in 1991, he formed the rhythm & blues group Emporium and released his solo debut album, Contro un'Onda del Mare, in 1995. Gazzè's subsequent albums, including La Favola di Adamo ed Eva and his self-titled third effort, garnered attention, leading to a move to EMI in 2003 and the release of his album Un Giorno the following year. Throughout his career, Gazzè has showcased his versatility and talent as a musician, further solidifying his place in the Italian music scene.