MAX GAZZE'
Massimiliano Gazzè, known as Max Gazzè, is a Roman singer-songwriter and bassist born on July 6, 1967.
Max began studying music as a child, first with the piano and then with the electronic bass. At 15 he moved to Belgium with his family and began playing in various clubs with different musical groups.
He became a bassist and began traveling around Europe with different groups of musicians.
After returning to Italy, he became known nationally after participating in the Sanremo Festival in 1999, with the song “Una musica può fare”.
In 2010 the film “Basilicata coast to coast” was released where Max Gazzè composed a song, entitled “Mentre dormi” and won a Donatello for best original song.
In 2013 two of his songs were presented at the Ariston: “I tuoi maledettissimi impegno” and “Sotto casa”. With this last song he takes home a gold record and a platinum record.
One of his very famous songs is “Pezzo di me” (2017) in collaboration with Levante.
His latest album was released on April 9, 2021 “La matematica dei rami”, with the single “Il farmacista” sung at Sanremo.
Max began studying music as a child, first with the piano and then with the electronic bass. At 15 he moved to Belgium with his family and began playing in various clubs with different musical groups.
He became a bassist and began traveling around Europe with different groups of musicians.
After returning to Italy, he became known nationally after participating in the Sanremo Festival in 1999, with the song “Una musica può fare”.
In 2010 the film “Basilicata coast to coast” was released where Max Gazzè composed a song, entitled “Mentre dormi” and won a Donatello for best original song.
In 2013 two of his songs were presented at the Ariston: “I tuoi maledettissimi impegno” and “Sotto casa”. With this last song he takes home a gold record and a platinum record.
One of his very famous songs is “Pezzo di me” (2017) in collaboration with Levante.
His latest album was released on April 9, 2021 “La matematica dei rami”, with the single “Il farmacista” sung at Sanremo.