Artists

FRANCO CAMPANINO

Producer, film music composer, and, together with his brother Luigi, leader of the band I Campanino. He is the author of the score of "Napoli si ribella" ("A Man Called Magnum").

LINDA LEE

She starts her solo career with the track "Annie Belle", included in the movie soundtrack of "La fine dell'innocenza" ("The End of innocence"). In 1980 she participates in the Sanremo Festival with "Va pensiero", written by Pippo Caruso. She also performed in the track "Mater tenebrarum", composed by Keith Emerson for the movie soundtrack of "Inferno".

EVAN LURIE

Born in Minneapolis, he begins his career as a pianist and keybordist. At the end of the 70s, together with his brother John, he founds the band "The Lounge Lizards" which mixes jazz with punk and new wave influences. He composed several tv and movie soundtracks. In 1988 he meets the italian actor and director Roberto Benigni with whom he starts a long and fortunate collaboration, starting from the soundtrack of "Il piccolo diavolo" ("The Little Devil"). Some tracks from this score were re-used in Academy Awards winners "Silver Linings Playbook" and "American Hustle".

ENRICO MONTESANO

One of the most important representant of the city of Rome in tv, cinema and theatre. Protagonist of many cult movies and theatrical show. Some of his greatest performances of the seventies were released as LP by Cinevox Record.

CARLO SAVINA

He was a composer and a conductor and he started his career as a violinist. He conducted small and big orchestra in the first experimental tv programmes of the italian television. Starting from the 50s he dedicates himself to film music composition, creating more than 200 soundtracks. He arranged the works by other famous italian composers like Ennio Morricone, Armando Trovajoli, Nino Rota.