A piece centered on shamisen and fretless guitar synth, with circular melodies. It combines jazz elegance with cinematic tension, creating a sense of motion and unresolved journeys. Featuring bassist Nanni Civitenga, a pillar of Ennio Morricone’s orchestra.

• Shamisen, Fretless Synth Guitar: Simone Sello
• Vocals: Madam Sen, Simone Sello
• Electric Piano: Nico Gaeta
• Bass: Nanni Civitenga
• Drums: Marco Torri
• Production: Simone Sello, Marco Torri
• Mix: Simone Sello
• Mastering: John Greenham

Roundabout

Simone Sello is a guitarist, music composer/producer, surrealist filmmaker, and journalist, known for his work with the Sanremo Festival Orchestra, Billy Sheehan, Aaron Carter, Disney, Hannah Montana, Vasco Rossi, and Warren Cuccurullo.

After studying the violin, he started a professional career as a guitarist in his native Rome (Italy), recording the song “The Fighter” with his band Waterfall, for the compilation Metal Attack (RCA 1987). Then he kept working as a session musician both live and in the studio. 

In 1997, he moved to Los Angeles, where he began working with a wide range of artists and contributing to many music projects. He quickly gained a reputation for his technical proficiency and unique playing style, which blends various musical genres.

Sello has also collaborated with major entertainment companies such as Disney: he has worked on several projects with pop superstar Miley Cyrus, including the hit song "Nobody's Perfect" and the soundtracks for the hit Disney shows "Hannah Montana" and “High School Musical”.
He has also composed music for several TV series, among which are entire seasons of the World Poker Tour.

Sello is particularly well-known for his work on the guitar, where he is recognized for his creative use of effects and guitar synth, as well as his ability to seamlessly blend various musical genres into his playing. In addition to his music work, he has also directed and produced experimental movies, showcasing his creativity and vision in the visual arts.