Boosta returns with new solo album 'Soloist' and Italian tour
Davide 'Boosta' Dileo, keyboardist of the Italian band Subsonica, has released a new solo album titled 'Soloist', following 'Facile' (2020) and 'Post Piano Sessions' (2022). The album explores a meeting point between tradition and avant-garde, blending contemplative piano with electronic manipulations inspired by Brian Eno and Harold Budd. A tour begins on April 29 in Vicenza, continuing through major Italian cities. In an interview, Boosta discusses his creative process, describing composition as archaeology that strips away the superfluous. He emphasizes the importance of silence as a container for listening and the shift from band dynamics to solo performance, where he feels 'naked' and must be fully present. His studio, Sonogramma, explores the visual grammar of sound. He also highlights his project 'Scuola di musica elettronica per l'infanzia', an electronic music school for children that uses sound as a formative language, allowing immediate exploration without technical barriers.
Key facts
- Davide 'Boosta' Dileo is the keyboardist of Subsonica.
- He released a new solo album 'Soloist' in 2025.
- Previous works include 'Facile' (2020) and 'Post Piano Sessions' (2022).
- The album is inspired by Brian Eno and Harold Budd.
- The tour starts April 29 in Vicenza, Italy.
- Boosta runs a studio called Sonogramma.
- He founded the 'Scuola di musica elettronica per l'infanzia' for children.
- The interview was conducted by Ginevra Barbetti.
Entities
Artists
- Davide 'Boosta' Dileo
- Brian Eno
- Harold Budd
Institutions
- Subsonica
- Sonogramma
- Scuola di musica elettronica per l'infanzia
- Artribune
Locations
- Torino
- Italy
- Vicenza