Artists

MOTOWNS

The band is part of the "british invasion" of Italy in late 60s. They become popular thanks to their participation in the song contest Cantagiro and in some movies like "Quattro mosche di velluto grigio" ("Four flies on grey velvet") by Dario Argento. The album "Motowns" collects the band's hits, featured in the movie soundtrack of "Un omicidio perfetto a termine di legge" (Cross Current).

PIERNICOLA DI MURO

He composed several original scores for documentaries, short movies, advertisings, tv series and movies, working with italian and international production companies. He signed the soundtrack for the tv series "Tutti pazzi per amore" and "E' arrivata la felicità", aired by RAI television.

ALDO SALVI

After graduating at the Conservatorium of Naples he starts his career composing music for the italian singers Adriano Celentano, Peppino di Capri, Caterina Valente, Teddy Reno and Tony Renis. Only in the 80s he starts writing film scores, amongst which the soundtrack of "Malamore" by Eriprando Visconti.

ENRICO SIMONETTI

Pianist, composer and television host. Among his most successful works , the soundtrack of the sci-fi television series " Gamma" , a French-Italian co-production made in 1975. He presented some very successful italian television show, for which he also composed the opening themes ("Canzonissima '72" and "Formula Two"). He performed as an actor in several Italian movies, including "Grazie nonna" ("Thank you...Granny") by Marino Girolami, for which he also signed the soundtrack.

UMBERTO SMAILA

Attore, musicista e presentatore italiano. Inizia la sua carriera con il gruppo cabarettistico e musicale "I Gatti di Vicolo Miracoli", di cui facevano parte anche Jerry Calà, Franco Oppini e Ninì Salerno. Svolge anche l'attività di compositore, firmando le colonne sonore dei film "Caramelle da uno sconosciuto" e "Il ragazzo del pony express".