The Captain is an Italian producer & DJ widely known in the Funky Breaks and Ghetto Funk scene who takes his fans on a musical journey by turning all-time classics hits into contemporary dancefloor dynamite.  Many of his productions have been praised and supported by Krafty Kuts, Daddy G (Massive Attack), Freddy Fresh, Ursula 1000, Fort Knox Five, Skeewiff, Featurecast, Stickybuds, Slynk and Smoove, to name a few.  

The Captain has created a unique signature sound taking inspiration from the golden decades of classic rhythm and blues, soul, latin, hip-hop, and rock-n-roll and mixing it with modern dance music and beats.  The distinct and diverse groove he creates in his productions attracts fans from different musical genres and styles.  

His highly praised output of vinyl and digital releases on labels such as Resense, Goodgroove, ESL, BBP, and Ghetto Funk have been consistently topping the Juno Charts the last several years.  This fast growing success and well earned reputation led him to remix great artists such as Ursula 1000 and musical icon Fred Schneider from the legendary rock band, the B-52s.

The Captain’s following has widen through extensive exposure through national and international radio airplay and interviews (BBC, WDR, RAI, Triple J) and television appearances.    
Among his upcoming projects is a remix collaboration with Dub Pistols & Alabama 3.

THOSE FURIOUS FLAMES‘s 2010 studio album, "Trip to Deafness", was met with vast critical acclaim and the band toured during the following years in support of the album with some acclaimed gigs all over Europe (Russia, U.K, Sweden and more) and U.S.A. (California) and amongst the others performing in legendary venues as "Whisky a GoGo", "Viper Room", O2 Academy London and with bands as Misfits, Turbonegro, Faith No More, Papa Roach and many more.

In december 2012 the band entered the studios to record 10 new songs produced by IAN PERES (WOLFMOTHER bass/keyboard) who had this to say: 

"They're explosive live, and musically rewarding to listen to. It's good to see a band bringing back that thunderous energy. Their songs hit that sweet spot between atmospheric psychedelia and primal earthly rock."


After dabbling in punk rock bands and absurdist performance, Greg Pope founded Brighton-based Super 8 film collective Situation Cinema in 1986 and afterwards Loophole Cinema (London, 1989). Using 16mm, Super 8 and video, Loophole Cinema were self-styled shadow engineers performing numerous events around Europe. They produced The International Symposium of Shadows in London in 1996.

Working collaboratively and individually, Pope has made video installations, live art pieces and single screen film works since 1996. Recent works include live cinema performance pieces Light Trap and Cipher Screenas well as 35mm film productions Shadow Trap and Shot Film.  He currently lives in Norway and is active teaching, projecting, programming and making film.

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