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A Day in Venice Italy
A Day in Venice is Andrej Kralj, a painter, poet, songwriter and music producer from Trieste, Italy. He began creating music under this banner in 2013. Andrej has written and produced four full-lenght albums in his home studio on the Karst plateau. Some of his releases include A Day in Venice (2014), Singles (2018), III (2019), an EP - Lights (2020) and the new full-length album 'IV' (2023). ... more
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