London/Milan based DJ and producer. House, Tech-House, Progressive. Sevenbreads is resident DJ at Elektika Nights and Subbass in London, two of the most exciting parties in the city. He has recently released  tracks with BeatRude Records, and Elektika, London among which the succesful "Off da wall" and "Seventribes" with DJ Banga and "La Maggica" with Look@F. He regularly plays in several London's and international venues including Ministry of Sound, Queen of Hoxton, Fluid Bar, Funky Buddha, Most Cafe,The Basing House and Scudo Beach and Sun Club in Corsica. Sevenbreads starts his musical career as a drummer on the Italian jazz scene where he performs his professional gig at the age of 17 playing with jazz legends such has Jimmy Cobb, Tommy Campbell, and Roberto Gatto. He then set up his own band playing soul, funk and disco. At that time he started experimenting in electronic music by using one of the first Roland MC100 sequencers and composed his first dance tracks. His background as a drummer still strongly influences his current electronic production. His music and DJ sets are all about an original fusion of influences of different genre (soul, latin, world music) all kept together by inspired melodies, deep energy and original house and tech grooves. His sounds are a very personal blend of futuristic noises, retro flavours and dirty mixes which make his music deep, warm and passionate...definitely not minimal!!


Born in Catania, a Scorpio. 
Singer and songwriter, she moves thorugh different genres, from songwriting to folk music and more experimental settings. She has also played leading roles in two musical comedies and acted in a movie (Ritual, una storia psicomagica starring Ivan Franek, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Cosimo Cinieri).
She produced and partly composer of her latest album «Il Canto dell’Anguana», which received the TARGA TENCO 2011 award for best Italian album sung in local dialect. 
Her previous albums are “Funambola”, produced and arranged by Arto Lindsay and Patrick Dillet (Ponderosa 2006); “Indirizzo Portoghese” produced by Pasquale Minieri and herself in some pieces (Rosso di sera 2003); “Para você querido Cae”, entirely produced by Patrizia for Velut Luna (2000). 
Befor the TARGA TENCO 2011, she received several awards: Critics' choice at the FESTIVAL DI SANREMO 2003; TROFEO INSOUND 2011 award (best singer); FESTIVAL DI RECANATI 2002 (best singer, best composition, critics' choice); PREMIO IMAIE 2007 (best 'folk music singer'), Giovanni Paisiello award; one of some MAGNA GRECIA AWARDS. 
Already in 2007 her Funambola album had a nomination at the Premio Tenco as one of the best five albums of the year. 
Noite luar sang by Patrizia and written by herself and Paolo Buonvino is part of the soundtrack to Manuale d’amore and has been nominated for the David di Donatello award in 2005.
She has a lot of prestigious and various collaborations in the fields of jazz and contemporary music and serious pop music (Arto Lindsay, Ben Perowsky, Smokey Horlem, Tom Bartlett, Alfonso Santimone, Rita Marcotulli, Mario Venuti, Andrea Chimenti, Veniero Rizzardi and more) film music (Paolo Buonvino) folk music (Ambrogio Sparagna, Carlos Nunez, Elena Ledda, Mauro Palmas, Ben Mandelson, Nicola Parov, Guo Yue, Rodrigo Leao, Davide Van De Sfroos, Stefano Valla, Sandra Kerr, Wu Fei...). Together with historian Emilio Franzina has worked on the repertoire of the Italian migration songs, taking part in shows such as «Esuli profughi rifugiati, in una parola Migranti», «Veneto Transformer». 
Her eccentric talent has brought her in several tours through the U.S., Latin America, Japan. She also performed in Switzerland, Great Britain, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, France, Belgium, Croatia always welcome by a wide and enthusiastic support.


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