GOAL
Reduce the environmental impact of the music industry by engaging artists and music festivals.
The impacts of music production on the environment, and especially on the sea, are related to plastic pollution and CO₂ emissions.
There is still time to choose to be part of the solution! We have an opportunity today to create a movement to enforce and vehicle the change we want to see in the world.
We make artists’ riders sustainable by eliminating packaging and single-use plastic from stages and backstage, minimizing waste and facilitating proper waste disposal.
With us, you can also create vinyl made from recycled materials.
We facilitate the green conversion of festivals and concerts through outreach activities designed to raise awareness and reduce the environmental impact of the event.
Scroll down the page to discover all festivals we have already collaborated with!
“Oceanbreath” is the result of a meeting between Max Casacci, founding musician of Subsonica, and Mariasole Bianco, marine biologist and president of Worldrise.
Max Casacci used noises, sound environments, songs or aquatic verses from different marine areas that were provided by the association itself.
By manipulating those sounds, following a precise narrative thread, a sound work was born that gives voice to the ocean.
There are already 49 musical artists playing sustainable thanks to Worldrise!
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Aldoina Filangeri is among the most sought-after producers on the contemporary disco scene, born in 1970 in the shadow of Vesuvius, but for the past few years she has been living on the Sorrento coast, close to the sea and in the midst of nature.
For a few years he worked in the Fonti Gallery in Naples, and the program often included artists working with sound. Among them in particular was Gavin Russom who activated in Aldoina a passion for electronics.
The turning point, however, came when she began to put records in a historic Neapolitan music store, here she received a series of very positive feedbacks that put her in contact with other realities where she had the opportunity to perform: Wild Bar and Velvet above all.
Later he became resident DJ of the event named WOO!
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Irene Pellegrini, aka Artemide, is a singer-songwriter from Bergamo, class of ‘99.
Black music has forged her in all its nuances through cover band projects with which she has performed over the years in various venues and in different formations, from the full band to the acoustic duo; she has had the opportunity to delve into and make these genres her own, passing from the pioneers to the contemporaries.
Thanks to the different experiences she has gained, she has produced the EP ‘Esercizi di Stile’, developed together with producer Polezsky and several musicians, creating an exercise that spans different genres such as electronic, afrobeat, jazz and soul.
This project represents the beginning of a stylistic research that characterises her.
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“I was born in Turin in the 1980s when Turin was still and mostly the city of Fiat and Industry. I observed this city for years from the province, the one where I grew up and still live now.”
Bianco has recorded five records, plays with Niccolò Fabi, produced Levante’s first two records and played more than 400 concerts in Italy and Europe.
In 2021 he released his latest studio work “Canzoni che durano solo un momento” on the Turin-based independent label INRI.
This summer Bianco will take his new solo show, “Stories That Don’t Fear,” around Italy.
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Big Nash is an open format Hip Hop DJ class of 1994 residing in Olbia, Sardinia.
He approaches the world of consoles since he was a child because of his dad also a DJ, but he refines his mixing and scratching techniques thanks to Dj Valium, Salmo’s first historical Dj.
In 2012 he began his professional experience. His predominantly Urban set, ranging from 90s R&B old school sounds to more Trap and modern electronic ones, led him to feel the best venues in northern Sardinia, but also in the city of Milan and surroundings.
In 2018 he took the stage as DJ of Inoki Ness, after having accompanied many emerging rappers in his city over the years.
He is currently resident DJ at BluBeach Club in Porto Rotondo and at 11ClubRoom in Milan.
In the summer of 2022 he joined the ToyRoom family and is the resident DJ at Italy’s second T.R. club located in Porto Cervo.
Last summer he also performed at the 6th edition of Red Valley Fest.
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Alberto Boschiero, aka BOSCO, is a singer-songwriter from the province of Treviso. He was born in Vittorio Veneto in 1997 and began at an early age to touch the world of music thanks to his parents, which immediately became a strong passion.
At the age of 12 he discovered the guitar, to approach a few years later also singing and piano. In 2020 he finished his studies at the Conservatory of Venice in Jazz Singing, where he perfected his technical and theoretical knowledge in order to explore his musical skills as much as possible.
Over the years he participated in various national competitions including the “Tour Music Fest,” arriving among the semifinalists in the singer-songwriter category in 2017. Thus begins a pathof artistic growth that will lead him in a short time to write the songs that will be part of his project currently in the works. In 2018 he carves out a place among the finalists of the “Castrocaro Festival ‘and the following year we find him among the 12 participants in the summer tour of the ’Festival Show,” where he touches some of the most important squares of the Veneto region, treading the same stage as artists of the caliber of Luca Carboni and Loredana Bertè. The same year and the following year he ranked among the sixty finalists in the “AreaSanremo” competition.
BOSCO has been writing songs for a few years now, telling his experiences and stories that directly affect him, taking into account everything that surrounds him, leveraging evocative images using metaphors and similes in his lyrics. In the ‘last period, after experimenting with various genres and different writing methods, he matures his own style on the wave of indie-pop reminiscent of some sounds of Britpop, winking at electronic music.
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CACAO MENTAL, tribal ceremony of technological animism, wild and immersive party: the shaman’s voice over the pounding of electronic grooves, trumpets and lysergic guitars. Each performance is a unique show, a state of mind on the frequency of CUMBIA, the ancestral rhythm of the heartbeat.
CACAO MENTAL was born from the meeting of trumpeter and producer Stefano Iascone with singer Kit Ramos, a native of Tingo Maria, on the edge of the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. In 2017 they were joined by guitarist Marco Pampaluna and in the following years they produced over 150 dates all over Italy, released the album “Para Extrañas Criaturas,” “Tingo Maria” (Italian Institute of Cumbia), “Mercante” (with Peruvian band La Inédita), “Que el Viento Borró Tus Manos” (Italian Institute of Cumbia vol.2), “Astrocumbia” (with Sweet Life Society).
They write and produce “Mortacci Tua” together with MYSS KETA for Paprika, “Fiesta” together with Jovanotti for the Jova Beach Party record, in which they participate in the Milano Linate climax. In 2020 Jovanotti entrusts CACAO MENTAL with the production of the cumbia version of “Caruso” for the radio show I Love My Radio.
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For nearly 20 years, Calamity Jade has unceasingly taken her record bags laden with grooves far and wide to the funkiest dance floors. An avid vinyl collector since 1999, DJ, host of the Funk Shui show on Radio Popolare and manager of the music promotion agency Willwork4funk, Calamity Jade is now a veteran of the scene with a myriad of DJ sets under her belt, from the legendary Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland to the historic 100 Club in London, Pitti Uomo in Florence, via venues in Milan such as Magnolia, 4cento and Biko and events for MTV Italia, Tommy Hilfiger, Aperol, Nespresso, Seletti and many more.
Whether it’s getting people wild on the dancefloor or providing sophisticated background music for aperitivo events, Calamity Jade’s sets are an eclectic sampling of his personal musical taste made of new and old funk, soul, afro, jazz, disco, and boogie as well as electronica, soulful house, nu disco, dance, and breaks. From the 60s to the most futuristic productions, the constant always remains the black matrix and the absolute dominance of groove.
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CaroLei, stage name of Francesco Armenise, was born in Cosenza in ’99, under the sign of Aries, along with his twin sister Maria. Raised with a dog and a piano, he approached music at the age of 9, first with piano lessons and later with singing lessons. Bet on the Gotham Records label in 2021 he released the debut single “Figurati poi,” which immediately entered Spotify’s “Indie School” editorial playlist. This was followed by the tracks “Holy Cow” and “Lost War.” Feelings, love, disappointment a mix of emotions to be felt in your 20s, CaroLei is a modern poet and tells everyday stories, the project mixes different sounds that know how to dialogue with the timeline from the most modern pop to the great classics. ll future imagines it as a long track to dance in a club.
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CaroLei, stage name of Francesco Armenise, was born in Cosenza in ’99, under the sign of Aries, along with his twin sister Maria. Raised with a dog and a piano, he approached music at the age of 9, first with piano lessons and later with singing lessons. Bet on the Gotham Records label in 2021 he released the debut single “Figurati poi,” which immediately entered Spotify’s “Indie School” editorial playlist. This was followed by the tracks “Holy Cow” and “Lost War.” Feelings, love, disappointment a mix of emotions to be felt in your 20s, CaroLei is a modern poet and tells everyday stories, the project mixes different sounds that know how to dialogue with the timeline from the most modern pop to the great classics. ll future imagines it as a long track to dance in a club.
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Charlotte Cardinale is a Sicilian singer-songwriter and producer who blends electronic music, urban pop, and Mediterranean tradition into an intense, contemporary sound. With a personal and magnetic style, she is one of the most interesting new voices on the Italian music scene, having reached the semifinals of Music for Change 2024 and the May Day Rome 2026 contest. She has performed on prestigious stages such as the Ancient Theater of Taormina and the Auditorium Parco della Musica, bringing energy, elegance, and deep-rooted traditions to the stage, transforming every performance into an authentic and engaging musical experience. After the summer, she will release her debut album, produced by Nicotina Dischi and Pioggia Rossa, marking a new chapter in her artistic journey.
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Giuseppe Peveri aka Dente is an Italian musician and singer-songwriter. His stage name is a nickname given to him by his uncle when he was 13 years old. He began his career as a guitarist until 2006, when he decided to pursue a solo career, debuting with the album Anice in bocca. With L’amore non è bello (Love is not beautiful) in 2009 he won the Italian Independent Music Award, an important recognition from critics who likened him in style to the greats of Italian singer-songwriting. In 2020 he returns to the scene with an album that marks a musical maturation and a change in sound from the past.
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Since the age of 13 he has been interested in Black music and all its nuances. Since 1996 he has collaborated with the radio station Contatto Radio Popolare Network: first in a program called Zona Hip Hop, and then, dealing with music programming and relationships with record labels.
From January 2002 to June 2004 he was artistic director of the BluePort Music Atelier in Marina di Carrara, a venue where he organized concerts by the likes of: Eric Mingus, Montefiori Cocktail, Mondo Candido, Steve Grossman, Enrico Intra. From 2009 until 2015 he produced a daily 30-minute program of Soul, Nu Soul, Rap, R&B music for Radio 105. The name of the program is “SoulBrotha” and it is broadcast on Radio 105’s R&B and Rap WebRadio.
Over the years, there have been countless consoles for Filo to play his own music. In addition to specializing in Nu Soul, Rap and R&B music, his career has seen him as a selecta for Tangoor sound, playing in many dancehalls in Italy. As of September 2020, he is teaching the DJ course at Santeria Social Club (postponed due to Covid to September 2021).
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Elso, Luca Cascella, a Genoese producer.
It all starts after the disappearance of his grandfather, the real Elso.
It is a way to never forget him, to remember all his teachings, not to forget one’s origins, the important values of life.
He does it by mixing blood and electronics, shit and love, pop and anxiety, led lights, arduino and lots of watts.
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Emanuele Barbati is a singer-songwriter from Taranto, graduated in musicology with honors from the University of Salento, thesis in musical iconography and medieval history. After a period of militancy in various Apulian bands he debuts with his first record work in 2013 with the self-produced album “Sulla stessa via,” in 2015 with Believe records he releases his second record work produced by Roberto Vernetti followed by an Italian and foreign tour.
The interest in the artist of the programmer of Radionorba brings Emanuele and meet, during Battiti Live, the Boomdabash with whom a deep friendship is born that results in 2017 in the featuring Sorrido al sole, the song becomes in the same spring one of the most played by the radios in the independent chart. In 2018 after meeting with producer Luca Serpenti occurred at the Sony songwriter camp begins the period of pre-production and production of tracks that come out as singles for iCompany’s luovo and the tracks that will flow into the new album “Mentre fuori arrivano i Lupi”. On the podium of the Lunezia award for best songwriter, Guest of the May 1 in Taranto. Played and opened live shows for Levante, Max Gazzè, Clementino, Subsonica, Three Merry Dead Boys, Caparezza.
To his activity as a singer-songwriter he has always associated his commitment to the defense of human and environmental rights, through his support as a musician and activist he has committed himself to the environmental defense of the territory of the province of Taranto, he actively supports Emergency and Amref. “Free” One of the tracks on the new record supports the women’s right to study project in South Sudan at the Wish medical training high school in Maridi and associations working to prevent gender violence in Taranto. The new album release
“While Out Come the Wolves” actively supports WWF Italy’s wolf protection and preservation project, which is among the main plans of ”Italy’s Sos Natura Project.”
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Born in Milan in 1987 and grew up breathing music (first suggested by relatives and parents, then tirelessly researched on my own) I am an avid record collector, on vinyl and on any other support, DJ and co-founder of the record label Taste Rec. (2019).
Over the years I have played in several places, mainly in my city: SAM – Sampling Moods / Apophis / Circolo Amelia / Clér / Leoncavallo / Temple of the Lost Future / Santeria / Artefact / Malaga Sin City / Base / Fucine Vulcano / Bar Zilli / Cascina Torchiera / Coru Aresti (Independent Festival – Sardinia) / Dromos Festival (Sardinia) / Bulbul (Berlin).
The activity of selection and mixing now goes side by side with music production and publishing with the aim of creating an eclectic catalog in the electronic scene, suspended between experimentation and contamination. The constant search for groove, the love for synthetic sounds, sampling, and hypnotic repetition daughter of tribal patterns are central elements in my sessions (House/Indie-Dance/Techno/Italo), as well as the attention to compositional quality.
My struggle: to support the independent scene, the underground movement, the dance counter-culture.
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Song after song, concert after concert ten years have gone by really fast, and in 2023 Eugenio in Via di Gioia will celebrate 10 years of their career. Eugenio Cesaro, Emanuele Via, Paolo Di Gioia, Lorenzo Federici – together Eugenio in Via di Gioia, just over 30 years old have reached an important milestone in their artistic journey.
In a decade they have also become unique in the Italian scene for their ability to combine songs, activism, critical reflections, and concrete actions on environment and society in their pop songwriting.
Their approach to street art was fundamental in the band’s beginnings, and they still believe that it is the street that offers the best perspective to engage people to be active participants in solving the great challenges of our time.
Thanks to their talent for combining music, art, and activism, Eugenio in Via Di Gioia is today an anthem to action, civic engagement, and love. In a word, to Life.
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Francesco Garolfi is a multifaceted artist who eludes categorization.
Guitarist, composer, arranger, producer, session man, sound designer, performer: a single label is not enough to define him. “Garolfi is an elegant explorer of sounds,” according to writer/geopoet Davide Sapienza or, simply, ‘one of the best musicians I’ve worked with,’ as Peter Walsh (producer of Peter Gabriel, Scott Walker, Simple Minds, Miguel Bosé) called him. An honors graduate in Humanities, with a Thesis in Social Psychology dedicated to music, he has embarked on an independent, barrier-free artistic journey, ranging from blues to rock, world music to pop, art music to contemporary classical, progressive rock to ambient.
Winner of the Italian Blues Award, in several tours in Italy and the United States, he has shared the stage with internationally renowned artists (Garth Hudson of The Band at Woodstock, Hevia, Noa, Dario Fo, Eric Bibb, Guy Davis, Niccolò Fabi, Cristina Donà, Ron, Massimo Bubola, Ernesttico and many, many others), performed his song “Night of Stars” for the Pontiff in worldvision and in front of 500. 000 people, performed for EXPO Milan in the U.S. Pavilion, at the Mole Antonelliana, at Teatro Burri for Triennale Milano, at Mac in Rome and in major live clubs. He has appeared on live national and international TV shows (CBS USA). He has soundtracked theatrical shows and commercials, his are the soundtracks of two RaiPlay Sound Original podcasts, and his is a track on the soundtrack of the RAI fiction l’Alligatore, in which he appears playing himself. He has also been named Godin Artist and AER Artist alongside Roger Waters, Brian May, Paco De Lucìa, David Crosby, Al Di Meola, Kirk Hammett, Billy Corgan, Bill Frisell, Tommy Emmanuel, Eric Johnson, and Jerry Douglas. He has won victories at national and international contests (Born in Arezzo Wave 2023, Out of the Blue’s Festival 2006) and in 2023 released the first singles of his songwriting career (Sono Solo, Abbi Pietà and La Mia Casa), which he wrote, recorded and produced in his La Gare studio.
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Francesco Sacco is a composer, musician and songwriter based in Milan. As a child he studied classical music, as a teenager he became fond of blues and the beat generation, then he approached performance, electronic music and sound design: from a very wide spectrum of musical and artistic influences was born a post-songwriting project difficult to frame, made of encounters between seemingly distant musical worlds. After years of experience as an author and producer for other artists and as a composer for fashion brands and theater productions, he founded the performing arts collective Cult of Magic. Sacco made his solo debut in 2020 with the album “La Voce Umana,” followed in 2022 by “A- Solitude, Hedonism, Consumption.” This year he released the second part of his latest production, entitled “B – Life, Death, Miracles,” presented at the Milan Triennale, while he continues the tour that has collected more than fifty dates throughout Italy.
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Francesco Savini is a singer-songwriter from Abruzzo, Italy, class of ’96. He debuts on Oct. 7, 2020 with the first single “Marathoners,” followed by “The Faculty of Lost Time” and “Sofa,” recorded at Antonio Polidoro’s Blap studio in Milan. On April 15, 2021 he releases for Le Siepi Dischi “Bombe nucleari,” which manages to enter Spotify’s “Indie School” playlist. His new single “Ginger” was released on June 24, 2021 ranking in Amazon Music’s “New Italian Indie” and Apple Music’s “Super Indie.” The video clip of the song premiered on Billboard Italy.
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Funk Shui Project is a project born from the minds of Jeremy aka Mr Moon in 2007; what sets them apart is being multifaceted instrumentalists, a love of hip hop and the language of funk. The group’s current lineup consists of founder, producer and bassist Jeremy aka Mr Moon (right), producer and beatmaker Natty Dub (left) and Davide Shorty (center). Alex Cirulli aka Jeremy aka Mr. Moon is a multifaceted musician and technology expert. Natty Dub is a beatmaker producer and arranger, class of 1986. Davide Sciortino aka Davide Shorty is a Sicilian singer-songwriter, rapper and producer who combines rap technique with soulful melodies and harmonies.
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With the launch of the Giorgieness project in 2011, Giorgia D’Eraclea began to make her mark on the Italian music scene, imposing herself with passion and vigor. Pen and voice of the songs is the young singer-songwriter herself, flanked by valuable collaborators both in the studio and on stage.
After the debut album, titled “La Giusta Distanza,” on October 20, 2017 Giorgieness launched “Siamo Tutti Stanchi,” a record that secured the project direct access to the national indie world. Both works are released on the Woodworm/Audioglobe label. From the collaboration with American producers Bryan Senti & Justin Moshkevich, the EP “New Rules,” which includes three reworks of songs contained on his second record and an unreleased, “This City,” is released on October 5, 2018 by Ja.La Media Activities. But it is with this latest record project, which will see the light of day in the coming months, that Giorgieness decides to broaden the field even more, opening up to songwriting scenarios with pop sounds already witnessed by the singles “Maledetta,” “Hollywoo,” “Successo” and “Tempesta.”
Over the course of his career, Giorgieness has played more than 300 concerts in major Italian clubs and festivals, sharing the stage with some of the best-known names on the Italian and international alternative scene such as Cristina Donà, Edda, Tre Allegri Ragazzi Morti, Verdena, Morgan, Il Pan Del Diavolo, Fast Animals And Slow Kids, The Kooks, Garbage, American Football, Placebo, White Lies and Savages.
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Corpo Docenti was born in Milan in the spring of 2017. The trio, composed of Lorenzo “Benzo” Manenti, Federico Carpita and Luca Sernesi, began working on the first tracks that would come to life in “Scivoli,” the band’s debut EP, produced, recorded and mixed by Michele Marelli (Mahmood, Bugo and Paletti) at Monolith Studio in Brescia and released on October 5, 2018 by Libellula Music/Tempura Dischi. After the EP tour, in which the band shared the stage with names such as Punkreas, Giorgio Canali, Gomma, Cara Calma and Endrigo, they joined the Tube Agency team. From January 2019 they start working with Davide “Divi” Autelitano, singer of “I Ministri” on their first album and officially enter the studio at the end of August of the same year repeating the experience at Monolith Studio. Once the recordings were finished, the mastering of the album was entrusted to Andrea “Berni” de Bernardi of Elevenmastering. The album, titled “Poor Beasts,” was released on Jan. 24, 2020 by Manita Disks and was presented at Alcatraz in Milan opening for Punkreas on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of their career. They are currently at work on their second album.
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The Tuscan Tower is not something you can skip in any typical history class, but it represents Ivory and his approach to music: a tower that provides shelter. And so, too, Daniel’s publications, stand out from the collective conglomerate of music. A producer and DJ based in Milan, he began attracting the attention of international audiences by giving surreal beauty to his innovative sound, making an electronic composition a brand and releasing music on renowned labels such as Innervisions, Afterlife, Kompakt and Multinotes. His approach also extends to his DJ performances, with his sets showcasing his hypnotic storytelling. The latter, starting from being a resident at Milan’s renowned Volt Club, takes him around Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Over time, the Italian artist has become known as one of the most interesting producers in the electronic music scene.
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JANAKI is an Italian-Cuban artist with a magnetic voice and a nomadic spirit, born in Turin and raised amid the lights of southern Italy in Lecce. From a very young age, she has made writing her emotional compass, transforming words, images, and experiences into music. Her soundscape is an evocative blend of R&B, indie-pop, electronic music, and neo-soul nuances, with
a strong and recognizable identity.
In 2023, she made her debut with Postumya, her first EP released by the Salento-based collective Mufu: an experimental and visceral project that marked the beginning of her recording career within the independent music scene. After a two-year creative hiatus, JANAKI returned to the scene by releasing a series of tracks in anticipation of her upcoming EP, La Sana Entropia.
Between May and June 2026, JANAKI was selected to contribute a track to the ORTO mixtape by Siamo un Magazine, a project distributed by Universal Music; during the same period, she was named one of the seven finalists in the 17th edition of Music For Change.
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R&B, soul, jazz allusions, international vocation with a cinematic implant reminiscent of the soundtracks of 1960s and 1970s Italian cinema, from Piero Umiliani to Piero Piccioni…
The Italian-Colombian singer-songwriter and producer with a completely personal, always original musical and aesthetic imprint proves that a new experimental approach to pop music is possible. A sonic awareness that, starting with the ep “Operation Gold,” has been followed up in a project consisting of 3 acts published for Undamento, each consisting of two songs:
“Act I – Memory of the Future,” released on Feb. 12, 2021;
“Act II – Disordered Space,” released on April 30, 2021;
“Coraje (Home session),” a new song conceived and realized as the intermission of a play and available only on the artist’s Vevo channel;
“Act III – The Mistake,” released on October 22, 2021.
Joan Thiele continues her terribly fascinating journey between tradition and experimentation and with new songs and a summer tour that has touched the best Italian festivals (Jazz:Re:Found, Castello Sforzesco in Milan…) she continues to conquer new environments, new scenes and more and more people.
Credits photo Giovanni Viganò
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Founded in 2011 by Marco Greco and Albert Hofer, event after event Le Cannibale has written an important page in the history of Milanese and Italian clubbing and entertainment by organizing events dedicated to music and cultural insight of various kinds.
After its residencies in Milan, Florence, Berlin, Madrid, Le Cannibale exported its product to Naples, Rome, Pavia, Genoa, Turin, Sestriere, Modena. More than 500 events to its credit, Le Cannibale srl is a successful producer of events and brands such as: Le Cannibale, Wunder Mrkt, Classica Elettronica Fantastica, Reverso Festival, Club Prohibido, Le Cannibale Secret Parties, Elettrocinematica.
Le Cannibale collaborates continuously with brands, companies both national and international, and city cultural institutions such as the Milan Triennale, the Milan Pavilion of Contemporary Art, Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Castello Sforzesco, Fabbrica del Vapore, Villa Borromeo Litta, and the City of Milan.
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An eclectic bassist, producer, arranger and world-renowned recording artist, Feliciati is an artist who has traveled often and explored and mixed many different genres throughout his long career, to the point of creating his own unique style that makes his music always recognizable.
A distinctive trait within a very complex and varied production that is likely to be found around the progressive rock and nu jazz section in a record store.
Lorenzo Feliciati’s career is divided between his role as one of the greatest professional studio and live musicians in Italy and his evolving career as one of the greats of contemporary electric bass, but what really sets him apart are his talents as a composer, arranger and producer.
For years he has been teaching at Saint Louis in Rome in addition to having given Masterclasses and Clinics countless European Conservatories such as Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Tilburg in addition to having participated countless times at the Frankfurt Musik Messe, European Bass Day (Netherlands) and the London Bass Guitar Show, Disma and BazzDay Moscow among others.
He has played in the studio/on stage with among others: Bob Mintzer (Yellowjackets), Pat Mastelotto (King Crimson), Cuong Vu (Pat Metheny Group), Niccolò Fabi, Giovanni Lindo Ferretti, Tiromancino, Daniele Silvestri, Fiorella Mannoia, Chad Wackerman (Frank Zappa, Allan Holdsworth), Steve Jansen (Japan, David Sylvian), Martin Verdonk(Prince, Chaka Khan,Stevie Winwood) Sean Freeman (Level 42, Eric Clapton, Joe Bonamassa), Mattias IA Eklundh, Colin Edwin(Porcupine Tree), Marco Minneman, Giorgio Faletti.
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MANUELLA is the independent project of Manuela Manca, a talented contemporary pop singer-songwriter with a hypnotic voice. She hails from a small town in Gallura and is a spokesperson for the ethno beat made in Sardinia.
In 2021 she released her first EP “GIOSTRA,” an up and down of emotions composed of 6 tracks that mix electronica with pop, moving from drum & bass to soul, until touching more afro sounds at times gypsy.
In Giostra, the magic and treasures of her island are perfectly blended with the experiential and emotional baggage gathered in the years spent away from home. An eclectic, overwhelming record project steeped in identity, mystery and passion, intimately immersed in a synthesis of heterogeneous sounds and melodies that evoke the Mediterranean.
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Marlene Kuntz are Cristiano Godano, Riccardo Tesio, Luca “Lagash” Saporiti and Davide Arneodo. Their touring project Karma Clima has turned one year old. Since October 2021, in fact, they have been combining nature, music and environmental sustainability, a path that continues to evolve from an artistic, social and political point of view and that has been declined in poetry in the new album entitled precisely “Karma Clima” (Al-Kemi Records / Ala Bianca; distrib. Warner Music Italy / FUGA), available in digital, CD and vinyl. The band is currently touring Italian clubs and continues to be a protagonist of experiences that promote eco-sustainability, seeking out those realities that are a model on the subject.
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Martini Police is an indie-rock project born in Brianza in 2018 by Riccardo Colombo (vocals, guitar, keyboards) and Matteo Sciacca.
With drummer Giovanni Colombo joining the project, the three record live sessions with a four-track Tascam and in September 2019 release the single “Tennessee.”
The band plays at FEMI (Festival dell’Editoria e della Musica Indipendente) at LUMe in Milan with Giallorenzo and Cactus?, where the videotape of the single “Tinder” is recorded, as well as at the ARCI Pintupi club in Verderio (LC).
Of the recordings, four tracks with lo-fi grain and garage flavor are released on the EP “The Basement Tapes” (May 2020), mixed by David Paysden (Vanarin, Dave Tendo, Instant Ent.).
The arrival of Lorenzo Villa (guitar) and Matteo Martini (bass), along with just the two Colombo brothers, evolves the project in more psychedelic and funk-rock directions inspired by ’70s sounds and the contemporary international scene.
The new lineup releases a rearranged version of the song “Tennessee” in a live session produced by the Instant Entertainment collective and immediately begins producing new music.
In the summer of 2021, Martini Police play at various events in Lombardy, presenting an eventful and almost totally unreleased setlist, anticipating upcoming releases.
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MECNA, born in 1987, is one of the most important voices of the Italian rap scene, capable of telling his story in an intimate and personal way through refined productions, characterized by electronic carpets and soft atmospheres that combined with autobiographical but never self-referential lyrics create an unprecedented and unmistakable style. MECNA was the revelation of the 2012/2013 season, with his debut album “Disco Inverno” (Macro Beats/Audioglobe) that immediately won over specialized media, Hip Hop audiences and the entire Italian independent scene. In January 2015, his second album “Laska” (Macro Beats/Universal Music) was released, which definitively consecrated the rapper and debuted at position number 8 on the FIMI chart, which was followed in January 2017 by the release of “Lungomare Paranoia” (Macro Beats/A1 Entertainment). In June 2018, “Blue Karaoke,” a work that marks the artist’s entry into the Virgin Records roster, was released.
In 2019, he releases “Neverland,” the fifth studio album for Virgin Records made in collaboration with Sick Luke, a work that achieves great success with the public and critics and is followed by a tour that records numerous sold-out dates.
In October 2020 he released “While Nobody’s Watching,” the rapper’s last successful album released for Virgin Records.
On December 25 of the same year, the artist performed live streaming at an exceptional location, the Salei mountain hut nestled in the Dolomites at an altitude of 2250 meters.
In 2021, the singles “Soli,” a track featuring Ghemon and Ginevra, and “Mille Cose” were released, along with collaborations with Francesca Michielin in “Se Fossi” and with Thirteen Peter in “Oro.”
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Mille is a singer-songwriter and musician.
Ironic and histrionic, she writes about feelings, women, and freedom; her songs are polaroids that create bridges to escape from everyday anxieties. In her world there is singing at the top of her lungs and dancing.
Indie in his own way, pop in his own way he is making himself known to the general public. She is in fact among the winners of Musicultura 2021 during which she is awarded the Critics’ Prize, in 2022 she wins the 1mnext and plays on stage at the May Day concert in Piazza San Giovanni in Rome.
During summer 2022 she plays live on numerous occasions with her pink electric guitar and opens the concerts of Carmen Consoli and Max Gazzè.
“Quanti Me Ne Dai” (April 2023) is her first EP, which she presents live at major Italian clubs and festivals and on the prestigious May Day stage in Rome.
Devoted to the great Raffaella Carrà, for her 80th birthday she releases “Ballo Ballo” her tribute in feat with Serendipity.
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THOUSAND POINTS is Italian-style disco music with that touch of psychedelia that makes us dream. A warm and deep voice that tells of the melancholy of memories and the enjoyment of life, that past that keeps coming back and the desire to move forward, always pushing a little further. Disco melancholy, disco psychedelia, danceable psychedelia: call it what you will, just wear your most comfortable shoes.
THOUSAND POINTS’ first album is titled “Retrofuture,” and already in the title you can find the whole concept of the project. The Milanese artist’s debut album is a real journey through time, from mid-70s disco-music to neo-psychedelia made of super effected guitars and hypnotic bass lines. “Retrofuture” is an excursion into the existence of THOUSAND POINTS, into a past that continually returns in their everyday life, between old and new feelings, in search of a better future.
Music for nostalgic people looking to the future.
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Jhon William Castaño Montoya aka MONTOYA was born in Colombia and has spent his life in Italy since 2001. His musical universe is multifaceted: he is a classically trained musician, a graduate in violin and electronic composition at the Conservatorio Agostino Steffani in Castelfranco Veneto (TV), a producer, composer, researcher and creative artist. For 5 years he was part of the music department of Fabrica, the creative research center of the Benetton group, where he not only concretized his own sound by combining his academic background with electronic perimentation, but also worked on projects combining art and communication.
He has composed music for the advertising campaigns of Emergency, Perugina, Benetton, Telecom, etc…
MONTOYA has released two albums with Fabrica : El Viaje (2012) and Mohs (2013), while in 2015 he released his album IWA and ep LUX (2016) with the Italian label White Forest Records. Since 2019 he has been part of ZZK Records, a label that represents the essence of the Latin American electronic scene and has included artists such as Chancha Via Circuito, Nicola Cruz, with whom he released his first album OTUN (2019) and with whom he is preparing his latest album EL NIDO, which will see the light of day in July this 2023.
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Francesco Moscardi, aka Moscardi, was born on March 11, 1994, in Cagli. From an early age, he took lessons in solfeggio, rhythmics, played in the country band, and then moved on to harmony and the study of percussion and drums, perfecting himself with vibraphonist and percussionist Marco Pacassoni (Michel Camilo, Gary Burton, Bungaro, Malika Ayane). Growing up drawing from both the Italian singer-songwriter tradition (thanks to his musician father for passion) and foreign songwriters (favored by his mother), he fell in love artistically with James Taylor and began self-taught acoustic guitar playing and composing his first songs. After graduating in “Drums and Percussion” at Roma Contemporary Music College and graduating in “International Cooperation and Development” at La Sapienza University (also studying for a semester at the Humboldt- Universität in Berlin as part of the Erasmus project), in 2017 he won a scholarship to Mogol’s CET, thus attending the Composition course with M° Giuseppe Barbera.
In 2019 he won the National Arts Prize (original Pop and Rock Music section), held among Conservatories throughout Italy, also winning a scholarship to attend Mogol’s CET again, this time within Giuseppe Anastasi’s course for Authors. Also in 2019, he graduated from the three-year “Pop/Rock Composition” program at the Pescara Conservatory of Music. While studying at the Conservatory in Pescara he met Pierfrancesco Speziale and Umberto Matera and together with them he founded the label iSugo Records and released his first three singles (“Heroes,” “Trust Me,” “Happiness”). It is precisely with iSugo Records that he releases his debut EP entitled “Rosso Moscardi,” which has been available digitally since Nov. 6. A physical version of the EP is also made in CD format: a pop-up made entirely of environmentally certified paper created to represent the period in which the work was released.
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Andrea Palombini, 36, trumpeter, musician, producer, recognized himself in the sea by serendipity, deciding to leave a conventional life in which he lived it marginally one month a year. Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, master’s degree in marketing and management, worked as copywriter for advertising agencies and pharmaceutical manager, playing in the meantime in many projects: He began studying Jazz Trumpet in 2005 with M° Giambattista Gioia, attending courses and masterclasses and training in Capitoline jam sessions. In 2007 he began playing with the Pink Puffers and in 2013 he attended the Jazz course of the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in Rome. He studied with M° Mike Applebaum and continued his artistic activity with different musical groups and as a session player, participating in events such as the Honk Festival in Boston and New York, the Notthing Hill Carnival, Villa Celimontana Jazz, Villa Ada Incontra il Mondo, the Edinburgh Carnival, and the BLUES & LOVE SUMMER TOUR 2019 of the artist Noemi in 2019 In 2020 he conceived the touring project Onde Sonore.
Federico Ortica studied percussion instruments at the “F. Morlacchi” Conservatory of Perugia and graduated in Electronic Music and New Technologies under the guidance of M° Luigi Ceccarelli. His works have been performed in numerous international festivals. He works permanently dealing with sound for the artistic research group “Opera Bianco”(IT), Movimento creative label (IT), Procreate Project (UK). The basis of his research is the relationship of sound with different art forms, working on the interaction between acoustic instruments and electronic processing paying special attention to improvisation. As a sound designer he has worked for the Qatar Olympic Games, Asian Cup, Evotek F1, Giordano Foundation and IBM. His installation “Resonantrees” for resonant forest was named the best installation 2019 by at Arquitectura y Diseno in Spain.He received the Gold Prize at the Europen Design Awards 2019 (best digital installation), the First Prize for Innovation ADI Design Index 2019, and the Prize of Prizes for Italian Innovation 2020. He is professor of Electroacoustic Composition at the “F.A. Bonporti” Conservatory of Trento.
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In 2019, Italian musician and creative artist Rocco Papia makes a tour of the
beaches of the Basque Country (ES) in which he collects and transforms into musical instruments the waste that the ocean deposits on coasts and cliffs.
The project culminates with a concert in Sant Sebastian of “ocean sounds” (Itsasoaren Soinuak) dedicated to the sea, in which these first “reusónici” instruments are used.
Thus was born for the first time the ReuSónica Orchestra (from Reuse/Riuso – Sonic/Sonoro), an ensamble of great musical and performative quality that brings together leading musicians in the field of unusual and creative lutherie, who are also popularizers and educators in TV, TEDx and web programs.
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Born in Milan since the age of 14 he lives within the underground music scene first playing in various rock bands and then as a DJ, producer and creator of nights.
After collaborating with historical Milanese nights and clubs such as Rocket with Indierocketparty, Plastic with London Loves and at Magnolia with various formats he finds his nature in techno music and creates what has been his home base at Rocket for 7 years with the VOID night.
As a result he will start the collaboration with Amnesia Milano and other national realities, the creation of the summer night La Domenica Elettronica at Magnolia and the birth of his label RATIS. After some successful releases and having walked on some of the most important stages such as that of Social Music City and others, in May 2019 he comes out with an EP in collaboration with Simone Zino for Redimension, Joseph Capriati’s label. From here with Simone will begin a natural, sincere and definitive collaboration.
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Rocco Casino Papia (Rome, 1978) is a multifaceted artist: in addition to being a composer and musician who has collaborated with international artists, he is a creator of innovative paths in art, music, culture, and ecological outreach.
A restless researcher, he creates and leads projects in which he combines music with ecological activism.
A refined interpreter of the 7-string guitar, his guitar style is incisive and personal and allows him to vary in musical genres and traditions while maintaining a strong instrumental and expressive identity also acquired in shared experiences with musicians such as Gabriele Mirabassi, Pau Donés, Miguel Poveda, Cristina Zavalloni, Fabrizio Puglisi, Cristina Renzetti, Patrizia Laquidara, Kaw “Dialy Mady” Sissoko…
Moved to Barcelona in 2015 and collaborates with artists such as Jarabe de Palo (Tragas o Escupes -2020), among many others.
He begins to develop activities on the creative reuse of waste in music with Posidonia Green Project and then founds the Associació Cultural AYAMOLA with which he conceives and develops the concept of S.R.A. (Sonic Reuse ArtWorks) sound artworks made with reused materials, which will lead him to found and direct the international collective ISRAW with which he will produce various works, installations and exhibitions exhibited in Italy and Spain.
In 2019, he founded ORT – Orquesta ReuSónica Trío, an eclectic world-jazz trio with unusual self-made instruments with Xavi Lozano and Antonio Sánchez Barranco, and produced the show “Music from the Unusual” a journey of music and stories about the sea and ecological issues related to plastic pollution that was a great success with audiences in Italy, Spain and Portugal and aroused the interest of the press and media.
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Body Heat is a party that celebrates the marriage of club music and live music.
Born in 2013 as a record label, the project developed in the following years as a clubnight and as a collective of DJs, producers and musicians: since 2016 in Milan, the Body Heat party has been synonymous with quality dance music, based on the marriage of house music and funk, soul and acid jazz.
Rocoee and the Body Heat Gang Band have been working tirelessly since 2017 (release year of the first album, Body Heat Disco) as producers of numerous originals, covers and remixes and constantly evolving their DJ/live performance in which the electronic club sound is overlaid with live instrumentalists and singers.
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Trumpeter, composer, arranger, record producer and founder of the ETNAGIGANTE label and production company. In his 35-year career he has made and participated in more than 500 Albums, collaborating with the likes of Manu Chao, Mike Patton, Negrita, The Ex, Vinicio Capossela, Gogol Bordello, Macaco, 99 Posse, Daniele Silvestri, Bombino, Caparezza, Hindi Zahra, Ivano Fossati, Subsonica, Piero Pelù, Marlene Kuntz, Frankie Hi-nrg, Tony Levin and many others. He has created soundtracks for film, TV and theater receiving vai awards including the prestigious Nastro d’Argento and a David di Donatello nomination. His active projects are Roy Paci & Aretuska, Banda Ionica, Corleone and Orchestra del Fuoco. For 7 years he has been artistic director of Uno Maggio Taranto. In the last season of Greek Tragedies at the Greek Theater in Syracuse, he was actor and author of the music for Aristophanes’ “The Knights” directed by Giampiero Solari.
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Giulia Fassari and Elisa Messina have created Le Sikelia, a musical project that weaves together vocals, guitar, marranzano, and percussion to rediscover and reinterpret the roots of Sicilian tradition.
Through a style that blends world music, experimental sound, and a therapeutic approach to music, the duo takes listeners on a journey through memory, culture, and the present, offering Sicily an intense and ever-evolving musical narrative.
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Milan-based DJ and Producer born in 1990. His techno combines hypnotic melodies and grooves.
At the age of 12-13 he studied piano until his passion led him onto electronic music. He graduated from 4CMP in Milan, a school for producers and DJs where he studied Music Production, Mixing and Postproduction.
His first steps as a DJ moves them in various clubs in Milan and in 2008 he becomes Resident DJ at Bolgia where he has the opportunity to share the console with international DJs such as Joseph Capriati, Satoshi Tomiie, Stephan Bodzin.
He begins to compose his first productions and after a few years receives the support of names in the scene such as Adam Beyer, Tale Of Us, Richie Hawtin. In 2015 he meets the VOID Milan collective where he becomes Resident DJ until today, collaborating and performing frequently in clubs like Amnesia Milano and Rocket alongside international DJs like Len Faki, Amelie Lens, Luigi Madonna. In 2017 together with Richey V (founder and resident dj of VOID) he founded the record label “RATIS”. In 2019 a special collaboration with Richey was born. Together they form a duo “Richey V & Simone Zino” that lands on Redimension Music, Joseph Capriati’s label, with “Hysteria,” a five-track EP on vinyl and digital.
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SPLENDORE is a queer artist, performer, producer and DJ, founding member of the Ivreatronic collective with whom he has played all over Italy at the best underground parties and electronic festivals.
Godfather of hyperpop in Italy, SPLENDORE sounds like an extravagant cascade of ideas, quintals of intesinficated plug-ins and Whatsapp vocals inside a crashed smartphone. Swirling accelerated rhythms and glitches of a saturated cloud. Digital maximalism and heartbroken emotional minimalism with lyrics in English, Italian, Spanish retrieved from a disturbed call center, ¿me entiendes? A clash of musical genres and identities to destroy the binary system.
SPLENDORE’s first EP, OMG, am I really feeling these feelings I’m feeling right now?, was released in November 2020 by Ivreatronic. The EP has been chronicled by major magazines such as Wonderland, Esquire, Rolling Stone, and Billboard.
He is the face of Spotify Italy’s Pride campaign.
Here is the performance of his first performance, presented exclusively at the last edition of the prestigious Primavera Pro Festival in Barcelona.
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Studio Murena was formed in Milan in 2018 by five talented conservatory musicians: Amedeo Nan (electric guitar), Maurizio Gazzola (electric bass), Matteo Castiglioni (keyboards and synth), Marco Falcon (drums) and Giovanni Ferrazzi (electronics, sampler). After releasing its first work, Crunchy Bites, the group immediately has the opportunity to perform on big stages such as JazzMI, MusicalZOO and Jazz On The Road.
During 2019, the group obtains numerous gratifications including first place at the Pending Lips Festival organized by Costello’s and at JamForTheFuture organized by JazzMi materializing, then, the opportunity to share important stages with such big artists as The Comet is Coming, Davide Shorty & Funk Shui Project and Inoki.
Proudly representing all the realities included in his personal sound, the group last in the studio during the pandemic the work for the release of his new project, which, thanks to the collaboration with Costello’s, begins a soaring path full of satisfaction. With the new singles “Marble,” “Eclipse” and “Long John Silver,” released between July and November 2020, the value of the collective is officially certified, which comes to the presentation of the new album “Studio Murena.”
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Uva, born Roberto Uva, is an up-and-coming Italian singer-songwriter. Born in 1991 in Bari, he approached music as a child thanks to the influence of his grandfather, who put his first guitar in his hand and taught him the chords of “La canzone del sole.” Curious and enthusiastic, Uva fell in love with music and began “devouring” one instrument after another and eventually using his own voice. And it is precisely his calm, soft and melancholic voice – along with his dreamy, intimate and introverted writing – that is a distinctive but dichotomous element to his energetic and easygoing personality. Uva’s sound appears pop, but on closer listening it reveals itself to be complex. The arrangements leave equal space and artistic importance to each musician, showcasing the personality of individual instruments. Each of them becomes a soloist, but at the same time complementary and necessary to the achievement of the final coherence of the piece. In Milan, where he has been living for about 5 years, he is noticed by Sound To Be becoming one of their young promises. His first single AMSIA is the story of anyone who has left home with high expectations to live in a new city, and finds himself living an unexceptional reality, marked by habit, but giving us the freedom of imperfection…
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Le luci della centrale elettrica is the name of the artistic/musical project of Vasco Brondi, born in 1984 and raised between Ferrara and Emilia. It is a project whose first songs found an initial form and placement in the self-produced demo of the same name in 2007 distributed by the artist directly at concerts. Vasco Brondi’s is an omnivorous training path, whose strength is represented by the confluence of different and complementary artistic languages in the becoming of technological scenarios.
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Verano is the name chosen by Anna Viganò for her solo project. After a first part of her career spent in bands such as Intercity and L’Officina della Camomilla, upon turning 30 Anna decided to finally strike out on her own. The first chapter of this new story was released in 2016 by Garrincha Dischi and was titled VERANO: a five-piece EP written by Anna and produced by Pietro Paletti.
In 2018 Verano, releases the first studio album entitled Panorama. The album is released on the Italian label 42 Records and is produced by Lorenzo Urciullo (Colapesce) and Giacomo Fiorenza.
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A singer-songwriter, he comes to the general public thanks to the Critics’ Awards at the 2014 Sanremo Festival with the song Senza di te. He wins some of the most prestigious awards in Italian music such as the Targa Tenco for the best album (Come il suono dei passi sulla neve, 2012), the Bindi Prize and the Artist Who Wasn’t There in 2011, the On Stage Awards 2015 and many other awards from the independent and singer-songwriter world.
As a songwriter, he signs songs for Eugenio Finardi, Cristiano De Andrè, Patty Pravo, Michele Bravi, Emma, Zero Assoluto, Max Pezzali, Moreno, Marco Masini, Raige, Elodie, and collaborates with artists such as Jack Savoretti, Jovanotti, Tiziano Ferro, Wrong On You, Annalisa, Bluebeaters, Fiorella Mannoia, Alex Britti, Negramaro, Bunna, Roy Paci, Nicolò Fabi, Tiromancino, Mirko Casadei, and many others.
Author of a collection of dialogues entitled “Me l’ha detto frank zappa,” which later became a play directed by Sergio Sgrilli, he is also an actor in the first season of the play All’ombra dell’ultimo sole.
An artistic producer and producer, he collaborates with several labels in the independent world. Since 2017, he has been artistic director of the Bindi Prize. He publishes biographies of performing artists for major publishers.
There are 7 music festivals that have become more sustainable thanks to Worldrise!
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Porto Rubino was born in 2019 as a “festival of the sea” where numerosɜ artists perform playing in the most beautiful ports of Puglia. The music show took shape thanks to Renzo Rubino, who deeply loves the sea and wanted to create something that would make it a protagonist. Porto Rubino is also proud to help the environment with several initiatives!
Since 2022, Worldrise has been Porto Rubino’s sustainability partner with the goal of reducing the environmental impact of the music industry. During events, we offer the audience practical solutions such as: recycling bins, compostable PLA cups, water dispensers, mineral water cans, pocket ashtrays for cigarette butts, and reusable water bottles for musicians. In addition, our president and co-founder Mariasole Bianco regularly participates in the shows with her talks raising awareness about the importance of protecting the sea.
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WIJI SURF FEST is the most anticipated event for all Urban Surfers in town! A unique opportunity to greet the summer by celebrating Surf Culture, in a full day full of sports, activities, live music, art and lots of fun together with the WIJI community, promoters of a “green” and sustainable lifestyle, able to connect all those who have an innate passion towards wave sports and a boundless love for nature and ocean.
Since 2024, Worldrise has been the official sustainability partner of the WIJI SURF FEST held at the Arena Milano Est on September 14. Our vice-president Virginia Tardella participated in a talk and debate, moderated by Radio 105 DJ Moko, and for the duration of the entire festival we held an informative and informative booth about our activities.
On September 13, 2025, we returned to WIJI SURF FEST with some exciting news: the kids’ area by Worldrise. A creative and scientific workshop for children who, under the guidance of graphic designer Anna Rimoldi and marine biologist Simona Camilla Clemente, were able to discover the marine world by creating colorful creatures from paper and recycled materials.
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Electropark is an electronic music and performing arts festival that has enriched the cultural scene in the city of Genoa for more than a decade. But Electropark is not just about music: it is a sensory journey that also involves amazing art installations and breathtaking visual performances. Through workshops and talks, participants can explore the world of music production, discovering the secrets of industry professionals.
With a strong commitment to sustainability and inclusiveness, the festival aims to create a welcoming and respectful environment where every visitor can feel at home. By joining Worldrise’s No Plastic More Fun project , Electropark has completely eliminated single-use plastic from its events, achieving a goal we share: to communicate sustainability to youth through music and fun.
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Artico Festival is a stage where new ideas come to life, talents perform, and a unique atmosphere is created, immersed in the beauty of the picturesque Zizzola Park in Bra (CN). An appreciated novelty was the Chill Area, run by several local associations, which involved more than thirty volunteers in outreach and social support activities.
The festival places a strong emphasis on the environment, becoming the first festival in the province of Cuneo to join Worldrise’s “Music for the Sea” project by adopting plastic-free measures and offering reusable glasses.
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BOEM is a multi-sensory and multi-faceted festival designed for music lovers in all its forms, from indie to electronic and beyond, with unique contaminations and the participation of both national and international artists. In addition, the festival features handicrafts and clothing, made by Sc’Art / Creazioni al fresco, which uses the reuse and creative recycling of micro-perforated PVC banners from previous editions.
BOEM stands out for its commitment to the enhancement of the local area, promoting a collective environmental and social consciousness. The public is invited to be an active part of this process, respecting some basic guidelines to protect the place and all the people involved. Finally, BOEM is a plastic-free festival, thanks in part to crucial advice from Worldrise.
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Monte Rock Festival is a multifaceted event that combines music, sports, culture and social engagement, placing inclusion and sustainability at the center of its mission. Conceived and organized by the cultural association Monterock. During the days of the festival, several local associations will speak to raise awareness on issues of social development and sustainability. These moments of discussion and learning are an opportunity to reflect on important issues and build more united and aware communities.
With the help of Worldrise, Monte Rock Festival has decided to exclusively use recyclable glasses in order to make the event even more sustainable.
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Ül Caminett’ is a festival that celebrates music and culture, bringing together emerging and established artists in a welcoming and lively setting . It takes place in the evocative Cascinette Forest in Canegrate (MI), a venue that transforms into a stage for three days of live performances, offering an engaging mix of genres, including electronic, italo-disco and indie.
In partnership with Worldrise, the festival promotes green practices and environmental responsibility. This partnership aims to raise awareness of the importance of protecting the environment by implementing measures to reduce the ecological impact of the event. The initiative includes using sustainable materials and promoting a plastic-free festival, incentivizing partecipants to respect and protect the land.
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