Daniele Groff (born June 7, 1973) is an Italian singer and songwriter. In his songs, there are musical influences typical of Britpop bands, particularly Oasis, whom he has stated were his major inspirations from a young age.
Biography Early life and debut Daniele Groff attended a specialized music high school in his hometown and graduated with a diploma in piano from the State Conservatory of Music. He later furthered his studies in the oboe and cello, earning intermediate diplomas in both instruments. His passion for Britpop inspired him at the age of nineteen to travel across the United Kingdom on his motorcycle. The event that sparked this journey across Europe was his desire to visit his ex-girlfriend in Paris, despite not knowing her address. Unable to find her, Groff decided to continue his trip and eventually reached London.Radio 2, 15 March 2011, on the show Super Max
Fourth album In 2007, Groff released the single Prendimi, co-written with Volker Hinkel, as a preview of a forthcoming fourth album. In the summer of that year, he opened Renato Zero's concerts with an acoustic set. In 2010, Groff performed at the Summer Music Festival.
In August 2012, he launched a crowdfunding project on the French platform Ulule to raise funds for his new album. The initiative was successful, raising €11,690, surpassing the initial goal of €10,000.
In 2015, Groff released the single Bellissima la veritàDaniele Groff: "I was burnt out, but now I'm ready to restart... with the truth", adnkronos.com and in June 2016, the single Sempre nella mia testa.
In 2023, Groff collaborated with the Southern Waves, lending his voice to the single Lullaby of Mine.
Discography Studio albums 1998 – Variatio 22 2001 – Bit 2004 – Mi accordo Singles 1998 – Daisy 1998 – Io sono io 1999 – Adesso 1999 – Lamerica 1999 – Everyday 2000 – If You Don't Like It 2001 – Anna Julia 2001 – Lory (Chiudi gli occhi) 2004 – Sei un miracolo 2004 – Come sempre 2004 – Morning 2007 – Prendimi 2015 – Bellissima la verità 2016 – Sempre nella mia testa 2023 – Lullaby of Mine (with Southern Waves)
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