Artists

BILL WYMAN

Bassist of the Rolling Stones from 1962 to 1992, he released some solo works and some album featuring other musicians like Peter Frampton, Jimmy Page, Charlie Watts, Paul Rogers.He took part in the soundtrack of the movie "Opera", directed by the master of horror Dario Argento.

FRANCESCO NUTI

Great talent in the comedy genre, Francesco Nuti made several movies as an actor and as a director, like for example "Willy Signori e vengo da lontano", "Caruso Pascoski di padre polacco" ("Caruso Pascoski, Son of A Pole") and "Donne con le gonne" ("Women in Skirts"). As a singer , he recorded some tracks from his movies and in 1988 he participated to the Festival di Sanremo with the song "Sarà per te".

EMANUELE BOSSI

Emanuele Bossi, born in 1980, has been working for years in film soundtracks. He signed the scores for many movies and tv series like Scusa ma ti voglio sposare,  Four Single Fathers (produced by Gabriele Muccino), Il Commissario Manara, Buona Giornata by Carlo Vanzina, Una Famiglia Perfetta by Paolo Genovese, La Dama Velata, Sotto Copertura and many more.  He also worked as orchestrator for Benvenuti al Sud, I Vicerè, L’amore è imperfetto. He wrote songs like Resta la Musica performed by Giorgia.

BIXIO-FRIZZI-TEMPERA

Franco Bixio, Fabio Frizzi and Vincenzo “Vince” Tempera collaborated in composing several soundtracks for the italian cinema, ranging amongst the genres. Their greatest hits is the soundtrack of the movie “Fantozzi” ("White Collar Blues") by Luciano Salce (1975). Also the soundtracks of “Febbre da cavallo” ("Horse Fever") and “I quattro dell’apocalisse” ("Four of the Apocalypse"). The main theme of the movie “Sette note in nero” (7 Notes in Black) by Lucio Fulci was used by Quentin Tarantino in his masterpiece "Kill Bill vol. 1".

GEORGES AURIC

French composer that in his career collaborated with Satie and Cocteau. He composed chambre music, ballet music and many soundtracks for french and english movies. His score for "Poppy is also a flower" was published on the first record released by Cinevox in 1960.