Alessandro on SoundBetter

Supported by Zedd, Felix Cartal & Aden Foyer, inspired by Charlie Puth, The Weeknd, Dua Lipa and funk & RnB influenced. I'm a music producer and currently an Audio Engineer student, aiming to involve the listener into an inmersive and pleasant audio experience through nostalgic synths and outstanding harmonic arrangements.

My job here is as simple as just one thing: to bring YOUR music to life.

I'm very used to a wide range of different genres and subgenres like EDM, House, Electro-funk, Pop funk, RNB, Indie Pop, Pop Punk, etc. If you're willing to make any of these genres, I'm the right producer for you.
I'm extremely open to feedback and will give you as many revisions as you need in order for you to get what you're looking for and until you are 100% satisfied.

Looking forward to work with you! Click the 'Contact' button above to start working together :)

Would love to hear from you. Click the contact button above to get in touch.

Credits

Languages

English
Spanish

Reviews

Endorse Alessandro

Interview with Alessandro

Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?
A: I've been producing since 2016, so it's been 7 years now.
Q: Tell us about a project you worked on you are especially proud of and why. What was your role?
A: One project that I am very proud of is definitely one of my songs: 'The One'. It's an EDM track that I made about 3 years ago, but it still makes me so proud till today. I remember Jonas Aden (now called Aden Foyer) playing it live in one of his YT videos, and it had an incredible response from the audience from all around the world. I produced absolutely every piece of this track, so I was very happy with it. Now, it's one of my most played songs on Spotify.
Q: What's your 'promise' to your clients?
A: My client will be 100% satisfied with the outcome, so I won't stop until it's done
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: Silence is also music, and it can be taken in many ways. An abrupt and momentary silence/stop can create a cool moment in your song. Also, letting little silent gaps in your percussions can create a very nice groove, so I highly recommend messing around with it.
Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
A: I find myself very inspired by plenty of artists and music styles. In terms of harmony and chords, I do feel very inspired by Charlie Puth on his album 'Voicenotes', I think he has great understanding of involving jazz influences into Pop music. Talking about the groove, I think Ellis would be my perfect example of it, his Dance songs inspire me so much to add that groove to my songs. When it comes to arrangement, Finneas would be my absolute answer, he knows exactly what the song needs and how and when to apply it, that inspires me so much