Davide Grassi

Davide Grassi is a writer and journalist who divides his spare time between his passion for music and badminton, a sport that introduced him to Josiah Heflin.

Davide says in the video 'War is a history lesson we have not yet learnt'

Before playing with The Yatrum Project, he played in other bands, limiting himself to covers and never managing to get anything done. He enthusiastically joined the From Chaos to Harmony project, a message of unity and harmony in a world gone mad that increasingly seems to be going in the opposite direction.

He started playing bass guitar at an advanced age, but has always followed music, particularly progressive rock. His favourite bass players are Chris Squire and Tony Levin (Jaco Pastorius no, he was an extraterrestrial), with the knowledge that even in four lifetimes he could never come close to them.

His book Diario sotto le bombe (Diary Under the Bombs) is a powerful reflection on the horrors of war, told through the childhood memories of Davide Grassi’s father, who lived through the devastation of World War II.

His website is www.davideg.it

you can also find him on Facebook and on Instagram @davideg.it