Damiano David por fin ha publicado su álbum debut en solitario. 'Funny Little Fears' explora sus miedos más profundos, dando como resultado un disco que le ha servido para sanar y poner en orden sus pensamientos. Sobre el poder terapéutico de las canciones, la preferencia por componer en inglés (en lugar de italiano), su relación con Dove Cameron, el setlist de su futura gira mundial y mucho más hemos hablado con el artista italiano. DALE AL PLAY y entérate de todo.
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00:00Sometimes it's very hard for me to grasp where my feelings are coming from
00:05and I just live these very intense feelings and music is a way to pinpoint the source.
00:12No, I'm very relaxed. It's really just a joyful feeling.
00:17I have the chance to release this music and I'm very happy about it,
00:21but I don't feel particular pressure.
00:23I don't know what it was. I truly just felt ready to talk about some more deep stuff and more personal stuff
00:32and then album really was the process for me to actually kind of talk with myself
00:39and understand what was going on in my brain and it always helps me a lot to put it on paper
00:46and to put it in a song. It helps me to see it more clearly.
00:51So it was really a process of getting to know myself better and then sharing it with the audience.
00:59That's exactly what music does for me.
01:02For me, again, it's a way to understand myself and sometimes it's very hard for me to grasp
01:10where my feelings are coming from and I just live these very intense feelings
01:14and music is a way to pinpoint the source.
01:18I don't think it's like a matter of easier or not, it's just I have the chance to talk to an international audience
01:27so it just makes sense to do it in English and a big, big part of my life now it's English speaking.
01:35So it's part of my everyday routine and yeah, no, that's it.
01:42I think that maybe sometimes the fact that it's not my native language gives me a healthy distance to what I'm saying
01:50and even if it's very personal I can still be kind of an observer of it
01:56but I don't feel much difference in writing music in Italian or in English.
02:02No, no, I don't want to say it on tango.
02:03I'm sorry.
02:06It's about, it says, when I tango with my fear.
02:10It's about actually dancing a tango with this like ghost figure that it's like my fears
02:18and all the bad things that happen to me.
02:21It's the Cleo Tighe, it's one of the songwriters I wrote the song with in the album.
02:29It's going to be another voice but in the version you heard it's Cleo.
02:34She's the best, she's a great songwriter.
02:36Yeah, that was specific for that video.
02:40I would love to do it in the future, even not for music purposes, even just for, it's fun.
02:48I don't know, like it's fun, it's very expressing so I would love to get deeper
02:54but as of now I really don't have the time to learn a new discipline.
03:01Why not?
03:01It's always about doing the right things at the right time
03:05and not on a marketing level but on a human and artistic level
03:11so for me as now it wouldn't make sense to do a big movie
03:15because I have no preparation at all but if the right project comes
03:20and I have enough time to study and to have an acting coach
03:24and to do things properly, it's a challenge that I would love to take.
03:29Yes.
03:30I have a bunch of songs in Spanish.
03:32No, it was very cool.
03:34I did these sessions in Miami with amazing songwriters.
03:39I don't know, in general I love Latin music in every form possible.
03:44I have a good feeling with Spanish.
03:49Now I don't practice since two years so I'm a little rusty
03:52but it has a lot in common with Italian.
03:55It's an extremely musical language and it has like this romance, this flair
04:02that when you're writing a song really helps you.
04:05So one of my favorite music genres is bachata so I would love to do one in the future
04:11but I need more, I need to be deeper in the culture.
04:18It was fun, she's fun.
04:19She's a unique person.
04:22It was a videoclip so it was nothing real.
04:25No, we were acting the Hannah Montana.
04:30I don't know, I can't think of any Hannah Montana, the climb but she was already Miley Cyrus.
04:37I don't know, I need to get back into Hannah Montana catalog.
04:42Yes, the It's Good to Be Bad, it's my favorite.
04:47She has a new album coming and I always tell her there's two songs that I wish I have written
04:53but I'm happy that she did.
04:55No, we don't see ourselves as artists when we interact with each other.
05:00We have an amazing respect for each other's job and we're both big fans of each other
05:08and extremely supportive but then we almost never bring the work home
05:14and when we're home we're just a normal couple.
05:18Yes, sure, of course.
05:20I'm going to pick it literally 24 hours before the show so...
05:24Yes, otherwise it's boring.
05:25No, no, no, I don't think it would be fair to the band.