From 2002 on, he works as sessionman for several pop-rock bands (Marcello Zappacosta, Antonio Inoki Band, Nova Luna, Dino Bucciante...).
In 2003 he joins the famous academy PercentoMusica in Rome, which shakes his creativity and leads him to give life to Twang, a project proposing a wide mix of various music styles (prog, rock, folk, funk, latin, ambient...); meanwhile he records "Dreamcatcher", an instrumental solo album telling the same-title novel of Stephen King.
In the same period he starts working as a teacher, both privately and in local schools.
As it can be read (and heard), his aim in music is knocking down the walls between different genres, and properly mix them.
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I don't believe mankind means a big thing in this world. We are slaves to our culture, to our education, to our needs (or supposed needs), to our feelings. We fight for things that we hardly understand, we pay for things we don't want, we believe in things we really don't know, we make war to each other for these things. But with music, this all turns right. Music can join together cultures, education and feelings, teach us how to control it all, to make heart and brain work together, can make us understand we don't need that much after all. It can make us love the silence.
And that's what I try to do.
That's what music means to me: mankind unity, harmony, freedom.