Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/11-07-23/#2 P41 (GUEST MIX
@p_41 @festinalentemusic
https://kissfm.com.au/show/brainfood

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/11-07-23/#2 P41 (GUEST MIX)

rzile@hotmail.com    
info@brainfoodrecords.com.au
@brainfoodrecords
Radio mixes from 2013-2018 on Mixcloud & Hearthis. 

Rob Zile's first EP was released in September 2009 on Artefekz Muzik.  Following this EP many doors were opened; from being asked to remix other artists to forging great relationships with other dj’s, producers and record labels from around the world.  It also gave him the opportunity to play his first international gig at the WMC Techno Marathon in Miami in 2010, sharing the bill with artists such as Perc, Spektre, Oliver Giacomotto and many more.

Rob hosts a radio show called ‘Brain Food Radio’ on Kiss FM Dance Music Australia every Tuesday night from 10pm to 11:30pm AEST/AEDT. 
‘Brain Food Radio’ showcases thought-provoking electronic music and is curated for people who want more than just the hits and the big names.
'Brain Food Radio' has been on the Kiss airwaves since 2013. 

In 2018, Rob took the next logical step and launched his own label 'Brain Food Records.'   @brainfoodrecords

Rob's productions have been supported by The Black Dog and Mike Humphries and they have received positive feedback by Hybrid, DJ 3000, David Meiser, DJ Pierre, Lucien Foort, DJ Hyperactive, King Unique and Colin Dale among others.  Rob has supported a list of international artists such as: DJ Hell, James Zabiela, Dave Seaman, Guy J, Skream, Artwork, DJ T, Guy Mantzur, Eelke Kleijn, Joe Brunning, DJ W!ld, Drumcomplex, Sebo K, Tim Engelhardt and more.  He has completed three seasons as the house DJ, musical director and occasional actor on TV show ‘Planet UnEarth’ and his remix of Tony Kanwischer - Moonhalo appeared in an episode of '60 Minutes' on Channel Nine on prime-time Australian TV in April 2015.

Brain Food Guests (in order of appearance from 2020) - 
Diezel, JGarrett, Body Copy, Boghosian, A*S*Y*S, Talkback Heads, Holldën, Andrew Thomson, Deysa, DJ Shanell, Juliet Fox, Ocean Lam, Saliva Commandos, Lerio Corrado, Sina XX, William Arist, DJ Surgeles, Matrefakt, M.F.S: Observatory, Ross Alexander, Mike Spirit, Mr O, Najel Monteiro, Pittsburgh Track Authority, Polpette, PaperMacheTiger, Arad, Jerome Krom, Wollion, Marcelo Demarco, Bob Moses, Stu & Brew, Francesco Terranova, Modul-Ar, Oscar Sanchez, Alex Kaspersky, Diaz & Parree, Folic State, Warung, Miss Monique, Queer on Acid, Real Lies, Marcos in Dub, The Alexsander, Mia Mendi, Duncan Forbes, Bruce Zalcer, Rob StrobE, Vongold, Italo Brutalo, Greencross, Eton Messy, Nepotek, DSTM, Bassically, Jarle Bråthen, Biz, Brian Kage, Taho, Quenum, Debasser, Yeti Mind Tricks, Commuter, Galestian, Fentom, Rose Ringed, Dani Sbert, John Ciafone, Rashid Ajami, Bachir Salloum, Prok | Fitch, Tom Wax, Dj Whipr Snipr, The Organism, Dylab, Simon Doty, Scape One, Danny Passarella, Tim Green, Steve Parry, Chemtrailz, Alex Medina, Tony H, Squire, EAS, Pavel Petrov, George X, Lawrence Hart, Jonas Saalbach, Ango Tamarin, Sousk, Ford Foster, Principleasure, La Mano, 3head, Alinep, Rob Pearson, The Mekanism, Caucasian Boy, Joshua Collins, Ryan Clover, TX Connect, Adrian Oblanca, Philippe Petit, Syrte, Roi, Audio Units, Art Alfie, B. Riley, Headbirds, Orly Gal, 1979, Gigee, Local Suicide, Milio, Gimenö, Oliver Rosemann, Helmut Dubnitzky, Blamhaus, Marco Cassanelli & Deckard, Duke Boara, R U Init?, Co-Accused, Pyrame, Jon Selbo, SX2, Neph, Christian Hornbostel, Shabaam, Roland Leesker, Crimsen, Jakob Mäder, Polytunnel, Rude Audio, Andy Martin, Memphis Glass, Maks, Sonnee, Francesco Mami, Cosmic Xplorer, Loloman, The MFA, AgainstMe, Luxus Varta, Siavash, DJ Godfather, Trulz & Robin, Jordan Peak, Axel Giova, Maps, Ryan Artifact, Ian Ellison, Paresse, JohannesK, Moderna Y Theus Mago, P41, Niv Ast, Hansgod, Protechtion, Angel Alanis & Maria Goetz, Wiener Planquadrat, Mike Opani, Curses, Zanias, Louisahhh, Randolph & Mortimer, Mufti, Roe Deers, Jennifer Touch, Dina Summer, Silicone Soul, My Secret Playground, TokTok, ProOne79, Electric Rescue, Gadi Mitrani, Lerio Corrado, Naz, Rinzen, apaull, Alec Troniq, Boys' Shorts, Rodion & Mammarella, La Mano, Fedele, Madben & Kosme, Costello, Gary Beck, Daryl Stay, Gavin Hardkiss, Martin Matiske, Oscar L, Myles Sergé, Dark Arps, John Darque, Mark Jackus, Pico Boulevard, CDTRAX, Boom Merchant, Pawas, DML, Bengoa, H.L.M, Volantis, A-Tweed, Dawn Razor, Paul Loraine, Kobe Dupree, Douglas Greed, Mutecell, Øyvind Morken

P41, acronym of Parallel 41: a collection of sound images, heterogeneous and as far from each other as a journey around the planet, restored in a post-modern design so consistent to impress because of its power and elegance.
The leitmotif is the observation, the observer is Edoardo Pietrogrande, sound engineer with a taste of dance-floor born in the most introspective and open side of Rome, inspired by his club-culture and grew up in its basement flats, between machines, benches mixer and analog synthesizers.
Edoardo lauches the project P41, after a 10-year journey as dj-procucer, strolling among Brancaleone, Room 26, Studio 80 Amsterdam, Street Parade, Amore music experience 2013, Off Sonar and Barrakud festival, just to name a few, alongside pionneers such as Carl Craig, Simian Mobile Disco, Laurent Garnier, John Hopkins, and many others. Toggles the dance-floor to chairs in Fonderie Sonore (Rome) and SAE institute (Milan) where he plays the role of Lecturer in electronic music production.
The creative turning point is consumed alongside Francesco Tristano in 2012, who chooses Edoardo as his live sound electronical-engineer; since then the horizons open themselves to overwhelming experiences of cross-contamination between piano and computer programming, including classical and electronic music, creating an organic music concept, where the creative process has no-limits.
Boiler Room Paris, Sonar Traffic Studio and the fiftieth anniversary of the Fondation Royaumont in conjunction with tours in Latin America and Europe, talking about the increase of the eclectic and complicated, as much as solid and profound, path that led Edoardo here, to the Parallelo 41.