I want to go back to my previous post about démodé, specifically the part about the algorithm. Let me take a step back to the 2010s when I was releasing my first EPs and publishing them on social media with zero strategy. On Facebook there was an incredible community (the Synthetix group, for those who … Continue reading How to become a successful synthwave producer
We had an Italian AI called Emma-5. Yesterday, for 24 hours only, then they shut her down because she wasn't ready, she was giving wrong and completely crazy answers. Someone asked her how many R's are in the word "ramarro".She answered: "About 50 per day, correlated to population variability and age".Someone asked her how much … Continue reading Démodé
This week I closed the "Album Stories" podcast with Europarty. It was the final stop, starting with outrun, traveling through synthwave and ending it with the unforgettable beat of the 90s, that era of freedom, shiny tracksuits, and pure energy. It was the sound that reminded us how to just dance and forget the rest. … Continue reading 22 albums. 22 stories. What’s behind my synthwave music?
For a long time I felt satisfied, complete, and I didn't have much to say in music. I went back to listen to my early albums. I immersed myself in those days again, I went back to relive those feelings when everything was uncertain, I still didn't know much about myself and what I would … Continue reading “Unfinished”, my new single is out on digital.
back in 2019 i was making pizza at home and this email arrives saying my track italian gigolo was chosen for stranger things like when my uncle gianni won the lottery but lost the ticket and i thought it was a scam like those nigerian prince emails promising you money and instead it was actually … Continue reading How I ended up on the Stranger Things Soundtrack
After a few months away from composing, I'm back with a new single. I'm stepping away from horror, Italodisco and Eurodance for a while and going back to synthwave with Italian vocals. This track is about those Saturday night Milan vibes: fogged car windows, traffic lights painting everything red, and that Italian romance that happens … Continue reading “Anni 80”: A nostalgic Italian Synthwave single
Welcome to GRANITA, my platform designed to make your mixing and mastering journey smooth and delicious. Think of it as your personal music project dashboard where everything happens in one place. Why GRANITA? Just like the refreshing Italian treat, GRANITA offers a cool, smooth experience. No more scattered emails or confusing file transfers - everything … Continue reading GRANITA: Your personal dashboard for music mixing and mastering.
I had the absolute pleasure of being featured on "Let's Talk Synth... Seriously" by UAP, and... mamma mia! 🤌 What a fun!We dove deep into my musical journey, from those early days of using my mom's wooden spoons on my straw chairs to crafting synthwave hits. Of course, I couldn't help but sprinkle in some … Continue reading Let’s talk synth… seriously!
Welcome a very special guest: Lucifer himself, the unexpected star behind the demonic MasterChef in "They Speak Italian 2". In this episode: The challenges of portraying hell's head chef. Lucifer's take on the fusion of horror and haute cuisine. Amusing anecdotes from the set of "They Speak Italian 2". No souls were harmed in the … Continue reading THEY SPEAK: The Podcast EP. 4: Interview with Lucifer.
In this episode, we sit down with the incomparable Pino Focaccia, the man who brought Tony Riga to life on screen. In this episode: Pino shares his experience bringing Tony to life. Behind-the-scenes stories from the set. Insights into the world of OnlyBuns. https://youtu.be/WgAEAHygjd0 This interview is a must-listen. You will discover why "They Speak … Continue reading “THEY SPEAK: The Podcast” EP. 3: Behind the scenes with Pino Focaccia.
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