Album Notes

A music teacher at the age of 16, Luca left Italy to pursue his music career in England.

His first experience, as a keyboard player, is in a band called "Life" managed by Simon-Nappier Bell (Wham!). The year long experience opens Luca's eyes to songwriting and therefore forming a duo called "Front Page" with fellow writer Mark J. Stevens seems the obvious next step forward.

Luca's career then changes direction in 2001 when he gets into production creating remixes for the like of Sugababes, Jocelyn Brown and Chaka Khan (White Label).

After writing the Celtic Underground Radio Nr.1 "Un Nuevo Dia" (A New Day) and performing it live at Ministry Of Sound (London UK), Luca wrote music themes for the Mortal Kombat game, creating dark and hard atmospheres, something alien to Luca's style of composing but that, nonetheless, meets the enthusiastic approval of many insiders of the music business.

"The Collection" album follows in 2004, a compilation of his work as a songwriter and producer, which goes from classical themes like "The calm after the storm" to dance scores like "Believe" and "Un Nuevo Dia", via more chill out songs like "The Calling" or the more experimental "Live or die" (now part of a compilation with Solarise Records).

In the same year Luca in invited to be part of the compilation cd “The best music you’ve never heard” (Mosquito Media) with his song “The calling”. Such compilation is promoted through all the mass media and will be distributed all over the UK, Europe and USA.
Because of the jazzy backbone of the song, Luca gets a call to perform it live at the famous "Ronny Scott" Jazz Club in London

While considering various publishing offers in the UK, Luca has also finished his first experimental album entitled “Transcript of the Soul”. The album is an instrumental journey through deep & passionate atmospheres that were created to offer a personal interpretation of meditative states.