Massimo Silverio

Tara Nome Doyle is a Berlin-based singer-songwriter, composer, and producer with Norwegian–Irish roots. Over three albums, several film and television scores, and a widening web of collaborations, she has built a distinct artistic world — rooted in psychological depth, folklore, and an instinct for beauty that borders on the mystical.

Massimo Silverio is a songwriter and musician born in 1992 in Cercivento (Udine) in the heart of the historical-geographical region of Carnia. He writes and sings in his native language, a minority language called “carnic” spoken in the Carnic Alps of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Between the charm of the borderland and the tradition of an ancient language, Silverio has created his very personal aesthetic made of poetry and sounds, mixing classic and contemporary, folk and experimental, acoustic, electroacoustic and electronic.

The concert is part of  "La Voce Corre"

"La voce corre" is the new project from the Italian Cultural Institute in Berlin — realized in collaboration with BIS! Berlin Italian Shows and brighter agency — dedicated to emerging voices in the Italian music scene.

The project launches in autumn 2026 with an first artist residency featuring Massimo Silverio, a singer-songwriter from Friuli who sings in the Carnic dialect and blends tradition, experimentation, acoustic instruments, and electronics.

Silverio will engage in a dialogue with Tara Nome Doyle—a singer-songwriter, composer, and one of the most distinctive voices in the contemporary German music scene. The residency will culminate in a collaborative musical project, premiering with a concert at the Kantine am Berghain on October 25, 2026.

"La voce corre" creates spaces for listening, exchange, and musical experimentation, fostering new artistic encounters between Italian musical creativity and the international scene.