My old cover of Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygene 4.
I made it in year 2000, so long ago... mainly with Roland JV1080, JP8080 and D550.
Recently I just made in 2012 also the video for its release.
you can watch it at http://youtu.be/Exzs4yi6RO0

Original music by Jean Michel Jarre (1976)
Remixed by Andrea Priora (2000)

Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene 4 (cover by Andrea Priora)

Making electronic music since start of '90s (during the years of university studies), Andrea is a keyboard player from the italian big city of Milano, composer and producer of melodic and emotive "mind voyaging" soundscapes, covering various genres from Electronica, Chill Out, Ambient and New Age - Space Music to Trance and Hybrid Orchestral Soundtracks. 

With 10 released albums and 2 different new ones in process he has a lot to express. Not bound to a single style, Andrea isn’t typically mainstream, but very untrendy trying to build something deep musically that goes beyond the fashion of the moment.

His main influences can be found among big names of classic electronic music and film-games composers (for example Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Enigma, Mike Oldfield, Robert Miles, Ferry Corsten, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Hans Zimmer and Steve Jablonsky, James Newton Howard, Joseph Trapanese, Inon Zur, Sam Hulick), merging orchestral sounds with the electronic and acoustic.

He is part of the UK label Earth Academy Records (E.A.R. ) publishing his albums under their catalog.

hip hop,electro,ambient,experimental,IDM and the kitchen sink...(check playlists)

Welcomed by everyone, music is the only free state of our soul. 

Musically I'm an 80s son. My musical background sinks the roots in electronic music and the progressive rock of that period. The preferences that define my musical style do not identify me in a defined category. It is true that synthesizers with their sounds will light up my interest, of which "Jean-Michel Jarre" remains the most influential, but also the powerful notes of Heavy Metal and Hardrock inspire me. I can not however forget the influence that they have had bands like "Asia", "Queen", "Rush" and many others.

This is me.

http://intelligentsia-music.com
Intelligentsia (composer Mirai, with Opera vocalist, Bronwen Stephens) combine layers of electronic sound with a soaring vocal range, and aim to re-animate the machine dominated world of electronica with a body of attention-grabbing work, designed for live performance. Their tracks explore how the amalgamation of organic vocal and synthetic sounds can be replicated on the stage to electrifying effect. The sound of Intelligentsia draws on the rich history of electronica, film score, opera and world music, with Bron singing in Latin, German, English, Japanese and Italian. In their high energy live performances, Mirai utilises his custom-built tactile synthesizers and other cutting edge musical technology to transform their complex compositions into tangible, personal experiences.

BIOGRAPHY:
Intelligentsia's prime directive is to bring together artists on the vanguard of innovative philosophy and positive future. With MIRAI at the helm in London & Tokyo, they have written soundtracks for Japanese video games and national TV and radio with music pressed to 250,000 + units. Intelligentsia's first gig was in Camden Palace (Koko), London, in 1991, and they have performed at over 50 live events worldwide, including the Interactive Live Show with electro pioneer Susumu Hirasawa (P-Model, Japan), The Future of Music (Denmark), Emotions (Belgium), the Alfa Centauri festival (Netherlands), and at the Yokohama Sports Stadium and Tocho Skyscraper in Japan. Their portfolio features the global artist project World Wide Kind, new music devices such as the Body-Drum, the Gypsy-Midi exo-skeleton, and digital content & music collaboration for celebrities Christopher Currell (ex-Michael Jackson Band), Uri Geller, Morley Robertson (J-Wave Radio / Harvard electronic music pundit), and Kenso Kato (Japanese TV & Multimedia personality).