Davide Dileo

David Dileo, also known as Boosta, (born 27 September 1974) is an Italian singer, writer, and television host. He is known as the co-founder of the alternative rock band Subsonica.

Davide Dileo
Background information
Also known asBoosta
Born (1974-09-27) 27 September 1974
Turin, Piemonte, Italy
GenresElectronic
Occupation(s)Singer, songwriter, musician, record producer, DJ, writer, journalist, television host
Instrumentskeyboards
Years active1996–present
Associated acts29.07 Project, Savoy Cartel, Subsonica
Websitedavidedileo.com

Discography

As soloist (DJ)
  • EP
    • 2004: Crash (Dance Factory)
    • 2005: The Boss (Mantra Vibes)
    • 2006: Bostology EP (Mantra Vibes)
    • 2007: Dance is Dead (Remix) (Vendetta Records)
    • 2009: Rotterdome

Subsonica
  • Albums
    • 1997: SubsOnicA
    • 1999: Microchip emozionale
    • 2002: Amorematico
    • 2005: Terrestre
    • 2007: L'eclissi
    • 2011: Eden

Caesar Palace
  • Album
    • 2008: Dogs from V-Gas
  • Singles
    • 2008: 1ne
    • 2008: God and Ants

Collaborations
  • Stalker (composed together with Andrea Bertolini)
  • Happy Sundays (composed together with Play Paul)
  • The Last Icon (composed by the artist and sung together with Skin)
  • Non ti voglio più (composed for the album Facile of Mina)
  • La clessidra (composed for the album Caramella of Mina)
  • Il mare d'inverno (cover sung together with Ruggeri for Le canzoni ai testimoni)
  • Sei (composed for Jessica Brando)
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