A blend of contemporary jazz, ambient, minimal sounds and soundscapes

8 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Soundscapes, ROCK: Psychedelic



Details:
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FRANCESCO GUAIANA â GUITAR, LOOPS
DANIELE CAMARDA â BASS, LOOPS
RUGGERO ROTOLO â DRUMS, PERCUSSION

The band is an idea of Francesco Guaiana, after he moved to Boston 8 years ago, he met Daniele Camarda at the Berklee College of Music and they immediately got together to play and create music.After they moved back to Italy they also met Italian drummer Ruggero Rotolo who brought his percussive fantasy and talent to the trio. The music is based on original composisions, free improvisations, solos, duets and it is the result of the mix of three different backgrounds combined
together to express a unique voice.

Francesco Guaiana
Born in Palermo, Italy , he started playing guitar at 15. In 1999 he moved to Boston to attend the Berklee College of Music, studying with Jon Damian, Mick Goodrick, Bruce Bartlett.After the degree in Professional Music he was hired by the B.College to work for Bill Pierce,Bob Stoloff,
Kevin Mahognay, traveling constantly between Boston and New York. He has performed with
Gary Burton, Bob Moses, Paul Jeffrey, Jon Damian and toured in Europe and USA. He has recently moved back to Italy where he is teaching and performing extensively.


Daniele Camarda
Started playing at a very young age and. after several experiences in various Jazz/ Blues Italian bands, he moved to Boston in 1998 where, in 2001, it achieves the Bachelor Summa Cum Laude. He works mostly in the field of improvised music with particular attention for the "solo performanceâ. He has played in Italy, Switzerland, Hungary, Rumania, Slovakia, United States, Argentina, India,South Africa and Libano.

Ruggero Rotolo
Born in Catania, he studied classical percussion and drums since he was young. He is one of
the most in demand drummers around Italy and has performed in many clubs and Festivals
like the Blue Note in Milan, Siena Jazz, The Etna Fest, playing with several artists such as
Rita Botto, Giovanni Mazzarino, Dino Rubino, Luca Madonia.