When I was 14, I used to sneak into my cousin's house to play his guitar. After a while, to get rid of me, he decided to buy me one. Since then I never stopped.

Always fascinated by the sounds of classic rock and blues, I started learning, transcribing and playing everything within my reach, falling in love with the sounds of Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Led Zeppelin and more. 

After graduating from high school, for the joy of my parents, I decided that Music would have been an inescapable part of my life. I dedicated all myself to the study of music and of the instrument, graduating in 2012 at the Rock Guitar Academy in Milan, Italy, and getting more and more active on the scene, collaborating with artists such as Orange Crush Duo, Andrea Saidu and Massaroni Pianoforti.
At that time, on a side, I was working in my Dad's farm, my Mother flowers shop, and teaching in a Music School but I had the constant feeling like something was missing.

One night, one of those nights, I woke up and I booked my audition for Berklee College of Music In Boston.

That night was my turning point.
Soon after, on April 1st, 2015, not an April Fool, I swear, I received an email saying not only that I got accepted but that I also got awarded with a Scholarship to attend Berklee.
Three years later, I graduated from Berklee College of Music in Contemporary Writing & Production cum Laude.
Three years made of blood sweat and tears, of unexpected friendships, struggles, sleepless nights, peaks and downfalls.
But three years mostly filled with of a lot of music and incredible people I met along the way, recording music for them, touring with them and only hanging out with them was priceless.

I grew up a lot, I learned a lot. Things got real, multiple times, in a really scary way sometimes. But everything, for a reason or another, ended up enriching me and my music.

In February 2019, I decided to move again, from Boston to LA, to challenge myself, once more. To swim in the pool where the sharks are and see if I can swim fast enough to make it alive.

This first year in LA it’s been far from being easy on the human side. Nevertheless, one of the most rewarding on the professional side. I had the chance to play a lot of music on great stages, track guitars for cool artists and record them in gorgeous studios. I had about 60 gigs, between concerts and recs. I had the chance to get a taste of a side of the music production industry and understand that maybe that side of the industry is not for me. I started working on my own music and I hope to make you listen to it soon. Coronavirus permitting!

Stay Tuned…