As many artists, I started approaching music very early. My mother was a good classical pianist: she and my sister gave me the very first lessons, at the age of 7.

I was really attracted from the piano and liked so much either to play melodies heard on the radio and improvise brand new tunes. It was my preferred toy, and this way of approaching an instrument is very important to me still today: as the great guitar player Pat Martino told me once in a masterclass, "if one day I'll find out that I'm not having fun anymore with it, I'll quit immediately".

My interest in computer music begun in 1992 with a desired dream machine: an Amiga 500. It all started with demos and trackers - I was really keen on computers and music, and finally someone has invented a machine that could put together the two worlds, with MIDI and sampling capabilities.
After producing several tunes that gained good reviews in a computer games magazine, in 1994 I begun to study classical and jazz piano; in the meanwhile I joined several pop/rock bands, soon switching to jazz and fusion.

I've been playing hundreds of gigs in many different venues: in 2002 I had a scholarship to attend the Berklee Summer School at the Umbria Jazz Festival (Perugia, Italy), having the chance to study with world class teachers from the States. My first record, Breathe, has been published that year; in the meanwhile I started releasing music on first MP3 portals like Audiogalaxy.
I've been an associate SIAE (Italian Society of Composers and Editors) since 1998.

During those years I had the chance to endorse Yamaha Keyboards and teach jazz and modern piano in a private music school: activities that gave me so much both professionally and personally. 

In 2004 I got a degree in Economics and my first job as a webmaster at the University of Venice (where I still work). In 2008 I published "Minimal", my very first worldwide distribution (both in CD and MP3 format) that have had several positive feedbacks from listeners and critics all over the world, "on air" on many web radios (Sky.FM, Last.FM, etc.).
In 2010 I achieved the Licence of Theory and Solfeggio at the Ferrara Consevatory.

My new record, Morning, is a comeback to what I love the most: composing and arranging using only piano, keyboards and a well equipped digital audio workstation. A track from this record, "Seven Days", has been chosen among many to be featured in the sampler CD sold together with the U.S. magazine "JAZZIZ".