Woodsy Bransfield is a British artist whose work combines pop performance with more traditional fine-art processes.

Between 1985 and 1995, Marco Messina has played in many Clubs. In 1991, he founded the band 99 Posse. Since then, the band has sold 500,000 copies of their 5 albums.

In 2001 Marco teamed up with 99 POSSE singer Meg, as ‘NOUS’, to create a soundtrack for the theatre production of ‘Dentro la Tempesta’, directed by Cauteruccio, later released on CD as La Tempesta..

In 2003, Marco teamed up with Lino Monaco and Nicola Buono of the Italian electronic duo Retina.it, to create the independent music label Mousikelab. In 2004, they formed the trio RESINA, releasing the much acclaimed album 'Opinio omnium'.

He composed, with Massimiliano Sacchi, the score of 'La bocca del lupo’ directed by Pietro Marcello and produced by Indigo Film. The film wins David di Donatello (best documentary) ed il Torino Film Festival (best film)

Marco Messina has collaborated with the following artists and musicians: Pino Daniele, Subsonica, Meg, Raiz, Alma Megretta, General Levy,Linton Kwesi Johnson, Dennis Bovell, 24 Grana, Solis String Quarte, Danilo Vigorito, Peppe Voltarelli, Roy Pacy, Her, Barbara de Dominicis, Speaker Cenzou, Papa J, Vladimir Luxuria, Retina.It, Bruno B, Maurizio Capone, Mandara, Mirko Signorile, Ringe Ringe Raja, Nino Bruno, Costanza; Abel Ferrara

He’ s running a recording studio: mousikelab studio



Soundtracks and Soundesign (film):
1993 – Sud (regia G. Salvatores)
2005 – Tree ‘r us (regia L. Curto)
2007 – Il passaggio della linea (regia P. Marcello)
2009 – Una montagna di balle (regia N. Angrisano)
2009 – La bocca del Lupo (regia P. Marcello)
2010 – Napoli 24h
2011 – Il Silenzio di Pelešjan (regia P. Marcello)


Soundtracks and Soundesign (TV):
2009 – "Dark Blue”, Episode 106
2010 – “CSI” Season 10, Episode 1016
2010 – "The L Word" Season 06, Episode 08



Soundtracks and Soundesign (theatre):
2002 – La Tempesta (director G. Cauteruccio)
2003 – Iconoclast (director F. Cauteruccio)
2003 – aIds: storie d’ Impero applicato (director E. Morrone)
2004 – Capita (director L. Curto)
2007 – A Global Dionysus in Napoli (director OPS)
2008 – Petrolio (director F. Saponaro)
2008 – Questa corte condanna (director M. Anselmo)
2008 – On Off (director MC Barberio)
2009 – Superwoobinda (director M. Nappo)
2009 – Padiglione Sorveglianza (director D. Sabino)
2009 – Made in Naples (director Carol Armitage)
2010 – Desurrezione (director Alessandra Cutolo)


Discography:
as 99 posse:
1992 – Rafaniello/Salario Garantito
1993 – Curre curre guagliò
1995 – Guai a chi ci tocca
1996 – Cerco tempo
1998 – Corto circuito
2000 – LA vida que vendrà
2001 – NA9910°
2011 – Cattivi Guagliuni


1992 – Itaian Posse I (compilation)
1992 – Notte di rime dirette (compilation)
1993 – Italian Posse II (compilation)
1993 – Live al Faro (Ricomincio dal Faro autoproduzioni)
1993 – Senza tetto non ci sto (compilation)
1993 – Camminare sotto il cielo di notte (compilation)
1993 – Sud (colonna sonora originale del film di Gabriele Salvatores)
1994 – Hokahey (compilation)
1994 – L’ Italia del rock N°12 (compilation)
1994 – Cantanapoli Antifascista (compilation)
1995 – Rap Rap Rappresaglia (compilation)
1997 – Cuore Nero (album di Franco Ricciardi)
1999 – Onda d’ Urto (compilation)
2001 – Medina (Pino Daniele)

as Nous:
2002 – La Tempesta

as Resina:
2003 – opinio omnium 

as Pentole & Computer:
2004 – Condominium (compilation)
2004 –  GE-2001 (compilation)

as B_co.me:
2008  – Elettrowave  v. 08 (compilation)

as Kyò:
2010 – Kyò 

mix, productions and remixes:
1994 – Speaker Cenzou, Il bambino cattivo (production, programming, mix)
1996 – Malastrada, (production, programming, mix)
2000 – Vladimir Luxuria (remix)
2001 – Solis Strinq Quartet (remix)
2001 – 24 Grana, Stai mai ‘cca (remix)
2004 – Mandara , Alatul (mix)
2004 – Chop Chop Band, Ci sei o no? (mix)
2004 – Plastica (mix)
2004 – Meg, Meg (programming e mix)
2004 – Meg, Simbiosi (remix)
2004 – Roy Paci (remix)
2006 – Parto delle Nuvole Pesanti (programming)
2008 – Spaccanapoli (mix)
2008 – Mandara (mix)
2008 – Mirko Signorile (mix/programming)
2008 – Barbara de Dominicis, Antigone (mix e programming)
2008 – Ringe Ringe Raia (mix)
2008 – Nino Bruno e le 8 tracce (mix)
2009 – Superlowed (mix)

Collaborations:
Pino Daniele, Subsonica, Meg, Raiz, Alma Megretta, General Levy, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Dennis Bovell, 24 Grana, Solis String Quartet, Danilo Vigorito, Peppe Voltarelli, Roy Pacy, Her, Barbara de Dominicis, Speaker Cenzou, Vladimir Luxuria, Retina.It, Maurizio Capone, Mandara, Mirko Signorile, Ringe Ringe Raia, Nino Bruno, Costanza, Marcello Colasurdo


Prize
1994 – Targa Tenco per la “Miglior opera in dialetto” with Curre curre guagliò
2000 – Targa Tenco per la “Miglior opera in dialetto” with La vide que vendrà


Alessandro Cortini is an Italian musician, producer, composer, and instrument builder. 

Cortini is one of the foremost figures of contemporary electronic music, best known for his haunting, atmospheric work. Alongside being a longstanding member of Nine Inch Nails, he is highly prolific and has released a steady stream of his own heady music on luminary labels including Mute, Hospital, and Important Records for the past decade. Throughout his shadowy rise to fame, he has collaborated with the likes of Lawrence English, Daniel Avery and Merzbow (to name a few). Balancing dark ambience with smokey, pulsing rhythms, his compositions are perfectly restrained, textured and mesmeric. 

Cortini was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020 through his work with Nine Inch Nails, making history as the only Italian musician to have ever been honored with this recognition. 

In 2021, in collaboration with boutique synth builders Make Noise, Cortini released his own, custom-designed, semi-modular synth, “Strega” (Italian for ‘witch’). That same year, he used Strega to build his latest full length, Scuro Chiaro [Mute], which Pitchfork described as “pitched somewhere between purgatory and the planetarium ... consistently managing to thrill and surprise”. 

In addition to years of extensive worldwide touring, Cortini has also soundtracked fashion shows including Alexander McQueen, Dior, and several of Fendi’s presentations. In 2022, he exhibited a high-concept audio installation called “Nati Infiniti” for Sonar 2022 at Museu de Lisboa’s “Fábrica de Moagem.” A live version of “Nati Infiniti” is set to debut at Berlin Atonal in 2023.

Alessandro Cortini’s music has been licensed for use in television, film and documentaries, games, and commercials, including FX’s hit show The Bear, “Thank You Very Much” a documentary about Andy Kaufman, Samsung, BMW, Sony, and Netflix. Remixes have also been a part of Cortini’s identity – remixing the likes of Depeche Mode to Mogwai to Death Cab For Cutie, Yann Tiersen to Vatican Shadow, and more between and beyond.

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The Cyberpunkers, in their own way, have captured what Cyberpunk is in the modern era.
Through their performances at highly produced clubs & festivals around the globe, they’ve become an international name, one which has helped define the crossover between contemporary sounds and an unforgiving, upfront musical mentality.
All their music is produced entirely by them in their studio in Milan (IT) from sound design to production until finalization. 
Their identities are hidden through a masked look which they've donned since the beginning.
This is gave them a unique style, something that is a fundamental part of each one of their sonic offerings.
The originality of their shows is also a stand out part of their dynamic, with the use of two consoles at once, powered by several audio machines, captivating people over an era.

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