Fausto Rossi is an Italian singer-songwriter born on January 2, 1954, in Sacile. Rossi achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by rock, new wave, and experimental music and for performing under the pseudonym Faust'O. He achieved professional recognition for a career that began after he studied the piano and became interested in art rock. His recording career began with the debut studio recording Suicidio (1978) released on the label Ascolto. Rossi achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Poco zucchero (1979) featuring the single "Oh-Oh-Oh" and the studio recording J'accuse.......amore mio (1980) featuring the single "Hotel Plaza". His discography included the studio recording Out Now (1982) and the eponymous studio recording Faust'O (1983). Rossi achieved professional recognition for releasing the studio recording Cambiano le cose (1992) under his birth name and producing the studio recording Lungo i bordi (1995) for the ensemble Massimo Volume. He achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Becoming Visible (2009) and the studio recording Blank Times (2012) released on the label Interbeat Records.
