David Maxim Micic (born May 5, 1990 in Dubrovnik, Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia) is a Serbian multi-instrumentalist, focusing on guitar and piano.[1][2][3]

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David Maxim Micic
Background information
Born	(1990-05-05) May 5, 1990 (age 32) Dubrovnik, Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia
Genres	Progressive metal Rock Djent
Instrument(s)	Guitar Keyboard
Years active	2011–present
Website	youtube.com/user/maviddicic

David Maxim Micic studied composition at Berklee College of Music. He has released seven albums and EPs, including Who Bit the Moon, released in March 2017. David Maxim Micic plays Kiesel Guitars as of 2020,[4] after leaving Wood Guerilla Guitars in late 2019.[5] He had a number of signature guitars with Wood Guerilla, of which, his 'rustic pink' FAB SP1 model was sold for €2000 and all money was donated to Team Trees. He toured North America in 2017. He has made music videos for the songs "Someone Else's Hat" and "687 Days".

Discography

• 2011 - Bilo
• 2012 - Bilo 2.0
• 2013 - Bilo III
• 2015 - EGO
• 2015 - ECO
• 2016 - The Stock Challenge | Vol.1
• 2017 - Who Bit the Moon
• 2022 - Bilo IV

Guest appearances

• Soul Cycle - Soul Cycle II (2012)[6]
• Intervals - In Time (2012)
• Jakub Zytecki – Wishful Lotus Proof (2015)
• Sithu Aye – Set Course For Andromeda (2016)
• Richard Henshall – The Cocoon (2019)
• Sloba - Spy Story (2019)

Equipment

• Macbook Pro 17"
• Kiesel Vader V6
• Strandberg Boden
• Ernie Ball Music Man JP6
• Vimana Mamoth
• Fender Stratocaster
• Wood Guerrilla bass guitar
• ROLI BLOCKS
• ROLI Seaboard RISE 49 MIDI Controller
• Arturia Keylab
• Fractal AxeFx II
• Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 (3rd gen)
• MXR Sugar Drive
• Neural DSP
• Mooer Audio
• Arturia
• Toontrack
• XLN Audio

References

External links

• Bandcamp
• Youtube

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