Artists

ALBERTO PIZZO

Eclectic pianist, characterized by a very personal style in performance. His several influences make him try always different genres mix, especially when he writes music. He collaborated with many famous artists like Luis Bacalov, Chick Corea, Toquinho, Mino Cinelu, David Knopfler, Stefano Bollani, Renzo Arbore. For Cinevox Record he released the album "Funambulist".

MAXI TRUSSO

Eclectic argentinian musician, Maxi Trusso collaborated with artists like Rolling Stones, Pulp, Mogwai, Madness. His experimentations lead him to create sound effects which then became common in pop music, like for example the use of auto-tune for the voice. He signs the soundtracks of the movie "Studio illegale" by Umberto Carteni, which features as a protagonist Fabio Volo.

TONY ESPOSITO

Singer, composer and percussionist, Tony Esposito invented metropolitan blues. Together with other artists from Naples, he gave birth to "Napoli Power", movement that mixes Funky-jazz sound with world music and that becomes very popular in the 80s thanks to hits like "Kalimba de luna". He composed soundtracks for movies like "L'ombra nera del Vesuvio" and "Un complicato intrigo di donne vicoli e delitti" ("A Complex Plot about Women, Alleys and Crimes").

GIANFRANCO DI STEFANO

The brother of the film music composer Felice Di Stefano, he wrote the soundtracks of "La figliastra" ("The   Stepdaughter") and "Shango, la pistola infallibile" ("Shango").

CESARE ANDREA BIXIO

Father of the italian "canzone", he signs unforgettable hits like "Mamma", "Parlami d'amore Mariù", "Violino Tzigano", "Il tango delle capinere". He composes the score of the firts italian talking movie and for his entire life he is strictly connected with the cinema. Brave and talented business man, he founds the Bixio Publishing Group and the recording labels Cinevox Record and Bubble Records.