Daniele Silvestri is one of the most original and recognizable artists on the Italian music scene, capable of combining musical research, songwriting, and great communication with the audience. Throughout his career, he has built a coherent and personal artistic path, distinguishing himself for his ability to narrate the present with irony, depth, and civic awareness.
His concerts have always been places of experimentation and dialogue, ever-evolving shows where music intertwines with storytelling and a direct, authentic relationship with the audience. The new live project “Canzoni a sdraio” also reflects this artistic identity: an essential yet sonically nuanced performance, in which Silvestri alternates between piano and guitars, accompanied by Davide Savarese on drums and percussion and Marco Santoro on bassoon and trumpet.
His musical production naturally traverses expressive lightness and civic commitment, as demonstrated by tracks that have become symbols of his repertoire such as “Cohiba”, “Il mio nemico”, “L’appello”, “Quali alibi”, “A bocca chiusa”, and “Argentovivo”, alongside songs that have permanently entered the collective memory like “Le cose in comune”, “Occhi da Orientale”, “Testardo”, “Salirò”, and “La Paranza”.
Over the years, Daniele Silvestri has received numerous accolades, including the Tenco Prize, the David di Donatello, the Amnesty Italy Award, the Recanati Prize, the Grinzane-Cavour, and the Carosone Prize: testimonies to an artistic journey always attentive to the gaze upon others, the power of words, and the ability of music to interpret the present with lucidity, sensitivity, and generosity.
