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Throughout his career Pino has worked worked
with a range of top artists, musicians and producers such as Paul
Corkett (Bjork, The Cure, The Coral, Nick Cave) Hofesh Shechter, Gavin Goldberg (Britney Spears, Youssou N’dour, Moby) Gabriel Nuzzoli (Amy Winehouse, Ricky Martin, Courtney Pine) Caspar Kedros (Leftfield, Alabama 3, Ultra Nate,
Nellee Hooper) Ernie McKone (Galliano, Paul Weller,
Omar, Carleen Anderson) Luca Campaner (Blue, Westlife,
Beverley Knight) Gioacchino Maurici (Calogero,
Zazie, Florent Pagny, Pimigi), Clint Williams (Rose Royce, Hot Chocolate, Boney M) and the soul legend Geno
Washington.
Following his early DJ years he went
on to focus on writing, producing and foremost performing as a drummer.
He has been living in London since 1996 but has also toured extensively throughout several European countries, sharing the stage with acts such as Morcheeba, Placebo and Hooverphonic.
As a producer and writer he is inspired
from the simple need to be creative and explore uncharted avenues.
Through the years he has been working in many high profile studios such as Mayfair, Rack, Milo, Boogie Back and Moles both as a drummer and producer. In 1999 he joined the band Sublama and co-produced their debut album “Picturehouse”
with Nick Hunt (Dave Stewart, Urban Species, Placebo).
The band quickly achieved airplay on established radio stations in the
UK, Holland and Germany. Sublama also managed to attract a great
deal of attention from MTV's Real World due to
their growing popularity which lead to their first licensing deal
in Korea.
In 2002 he started up [Fodez]
a project inspired by the amalgamation of various art forms like
photography, painting, poetry, dance and music to create a blend
of sounds and visual stimuli. The aim was to fuse the organic
with the synthetic to create engaging soundscapes using acoustic
instruments and technology while providing a collaborative platform
for creative expression. With this in mind he set off to write
his first solo album “To be continued..." and
started shooting photographs throughout Europe. His latest collaborative
project is called Amplicity, a concept based on
the amplification of the minute and evolves around subjects like
totality, society and reality.
click here for more info on Fodez
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