Jhonny Faldini

I started singing not for fun, but because I had no other way to survive what I felt. Music came in the darkest moments, when I felt I had no voice, and it taught me to turn pain into words. At 16, with nothing in my hands but the desire to get out of silence, I began to self-produce. I recorded, I wrote, I made mistakes, I tried again. I didn't have a precise direction, but I knew that this was the only path I felt was mine. Over the years I have had the opportunity to meet authors and producers such as Luca Sala, Daniele Piovani, Andrea Amati and Walter Suray. People who knew how to listen to me and help me shape what I had inside. Every song born from those collaborations was a fragment of me. Even today, every time I write or sing, it is as if I breathe again. If the listener can hear something true, then I know I did the right thing.