Lele Croce

Lele Croce (stage name of Gabriele Gava), is an Italian author, composer, guitarist, singer and multi-instrumentalist born in Treviso in 1969. Fascinated by the father, musician of a 60s beat Group (The Barrakuda), he soon discovers that he has a predisposition to composition, collecting hundreds of songs since he was a teenager, many of which will be award-winning, in the various competitions in which he participated. Despite this, only after the publication of "Come un fulmine" in 2003, on the album of the competition "Girofestival" in Taormina by "Musitalia", the real recording career began (only since 2015 in constant growth) with "Goji per Yelena", since then, has released 60 songs until 2021.
Lele collaborates with many musicians of the Italian and international scene, but live he usually plays with his "Gang", formed by bassists Max Gagno, Roberto Scala and Vladimiro Dimatore; the drummers Matteo Ramuscello and Nike Bettiol; the guitarist Angelo Michieletto and Alessandro Viola (pianist from Franco Battiato) at the keyboards; with concerts in Italy and abroad in various formations, including folk-buskers. In the studio he tends to register every instrumental part, but at the same time he likes to host musician friends.
He also plays with the "Moods", a rock-soul group in which since 2016 he has been the drummer. He also lives on musical lessons.