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In this episode, the FAQ is: How do I manage increasing technology and security for travel?   Today's Destination is: Milan, Italy   Today's Misstep- I almost took a train to Switzerland at the Milan station   Travel Advice: Bring a handheld portable fan for the heat. It can be oppressive.   FAQ: The level of technology and security has stepped up for travel and entertainment. How do I manage it as a senior citizen in a very busy world?   Answer:    There is a growing level of distrust in today's environment. For some venues, you can no longer use a screenshot of a QR code to access a ticket, so it must be a live link if you don't have the paper ticket. If you are not on Wi-Fi, you may have trouble accessing the venue, like I did in July at the Symphony, where we used handwritten paper tickets.  The Crowdstrike tech shutdown of computers in July 2024, with thousands of airline flights canceled, was a peek into what could be an even longer period of shutting down air travel, train travel, and more. So, you need to develop options for adapting your transportation.  Get educated. The questions will keep coming, but you can figure it out. Keep listening here for more confidence-building guidance.   Today's destination: Milan, Italy   Milan is in northern Italy and is known for its history, culture, and fashion. Many styles originate here, so people-watching is a favorite activity.   The famous Duomo Cathedral, a Catholic Church, is in the city's center. I walked around twice to get the full picture and people-watch. I also did some pigeon watching, as there were plenty of them here in this vast square, filled with tourists in the middle of July. Metro stops were plentiful below the square, and the church filled the plaza. People are walking above the church's structure, near the roof, and you can see them below.  Shopping: You can shop at great stores, especially in the Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele II. It's great even just for looking for fashion ideas.     Tip 2: Don't be afraid to ask for help.     Connect with Dr. Travelbest 5 Steps to Solo Travel website Dr. Mary Travelbest X Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Page Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Group Dr. Mary Travelbest Instagram Dr. Mary Travelbest Podcast Dr. Travelbest on TikTok Dr.Travelbest onYouTube In the news

On today's episode I'm joined by a titan of the travel industry, Yolanda Edwards.Formerly the creative director of Condé Nast Traveler in the US, Yolanda went on to launch the critically acclaimed Yolo Journal, a quarterly travel lifestyle magazine, which showcases real finds from interesting people around the world, not just industry insiders. Its accompanied by a weekly newsletter, which is a huge favourite among in the know travel lovers.She also has the prestigious title of US and Canada Academy Chair for the World's 50 Best Hotels which we discuss a bit on this episode - as a hotel enthusiast it was really fascinating to hear which properties stand out to her. The story behind Yolanda falling in love with travel is a really interesting one that I didn't know before this chat. She had a sheltered childhood where travel really wasn't on the agenda, and it was a transformative cultural immersion program on a remote Greek island where Yolanda's innate curiosity and love for travel was truly ignited. And the rest you could say was history, as nowadays Yolanda is non stop travelling the globe. Her travel diaries today take us on a grand tour around Europe through the highlights and hidden gems of Italy, France and Greece. So fasten your seatbelts as we explore the fascinating life and career of a true travel trailblazer.Destination Recap: Rome, Italy Milan, Italy Mykonos, Greece Kalymnos, Greece Medoc, France Il Pelicano, Port Ecole, ItalyLa Colombe D'Or, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, FranceCap Ferret, France Lynch-Bages, Frane Tulum, Mexico Palazzo Durazzo, Genoa, Italy IndiaCheck out YOLO Journal and follow Yolanda on Instagram here. With thanks to my sponsors today - Citalia - Discover the real Italy with Citalia, the UK's leading Italian holiday specialists. Let the Italy Experts craft the perfect holiday for you and experience Italy like a Citalian.Airbnb - Visit Airbnb.com and find out more. Prospective Hosts can learn more about how much they can earn sharing their space through the What's My Place Worth Tool. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#Italy: Milan and the Po River Valley must have much more rain and the Alps must have more snow. . Lorenzo Fiori, Ansaldo Foundation https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20240220-lack-of-rain-leaves-italy-gasping 1775 Rome

The MF crew welcome in Marco Messina to the show to discuss the weekend's upcoming Derby d'Italia. This particular derby is quite enticing as a the both Inter Milan and Juventus are sitting at one and two in the standings with the former in the lead, but only by one point. Inter have only lost one match all season and scored fifty goals, they look perfect. However, this Juventus side has a spirit that has allowed them to find solutions. The group discuss the possibility that this derby will indeed determine the eventual Scudetto winner. Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Summary: In the sixth episode of season eight, Louisa hosts the first Propcast on the Italian PropTech market. She is joined by Giorgio Tinacci, Founder & CEO and Fausto Maglia, Chief Product Officer at Casavo to hear about their journey of founding Casavo in 2017. We'll learn about how the product enables the residential community to buy and sell quickly, conveniently and simply. Giorgio talks us through their series C raise back in March 2021 and they discuss how they've adapted their product and their marketing for different European markets.  Resources: LMRE Global Recruitment and Search Consultancy LMRE YouTube Interviews Companies Mentioned: Casavo Greenoaks Capital 360 Capital Picus Capital  Exor Seeds Boston Consulting Group Key Insights From This Episode:    The Italian PropTech market has been growing rapidly since 2018, the number of PropTech companies operating in Italy has been doubling year by year. - LouisaIn Europe, it's a sellers' market. - Giorgio It was a hyper-growth journey and it still is. - Giorgio Digitalisation in real estate is really green. - Giorgio I was always keen on investing in human capital before technology and business. - Giorgio It's important that new technologies can lead to a disruptive innovation or a new market. - Fausto There are a lot of existing technologies that should be applied to old problems. - Fausto 20 years ago you had to go to a travel agency if you wanted to go to Japan. Today, you can book a ticket with your smartphone. That is the level of simplicity we are looking for in real estate. - Fausto The next three to five years will lead to a substantial change in the real estate market. - Fausto   Keywords: PropTech, Italy, Real Estate, Europe About Our Guests: Giorgio Tinacci graduated with a degree in International Management from Bocconi and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 2015. He then joined BCG, where he worked for 2 years focusing on digital transformation projects in banking, insurance, and industrial goods. Giorgio left BCG in September 2017 and founded Casavo, the leading digital residential platform in Europe. Fausto Maglia, is currently Chief Product Officer at Casavo, after leading the Marketing Team in the first phases of the company growth. Fausto has a very variegate background, with the tech world as a constant, as he has been part of product/tech teams in startups and large corporations in the travel, telecommunications, and real estate industry.  About Casavo Casavo is a digital residential platform that is redesigning the experience of selling and buying homes in Europe leveraging proprietary technology in each step of the transaction process. Whether you want to sell or buy a home, Casavo makes it simple, fast and convenient, providing the best solution for your needs. Casavo offers integrated home-related services, providing a turn-key experience with an inclusive approach towards real estate operators (brokers, contractors, banks. etc). Founded in 2017 by Giorgio Tinacci, Casavo currently operates in Italy (Milan, Rome, Turin, Florence and Bologna) and Spain (Madrid and Barcelona), rapidly expanding into other European markets thanks to the work of an international team of over 300 people and the support of top-tier global investors. As of November 2021, Casavo has carried out more than 2,000 transactions for a value in excess of €600 million.  About Our Host Louisa Dickins https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisa-dickins-ab065392/ Louisa started her career in property working at a well-known estate agency in London. Realising her people skills, she moved over to Lloyd May to pursue a career in recruitment. She now is a Director at LMRE, who are a specialist recruitment firm driven by PropTech and recruitment professionals, and Louisa oversees their 5 core areas. Louisa co-founded LMRE and provides a constructive recruitment platform to the new disruptors in real estate. Louisa is also on the board of Directors at UK PropTech Association (UKPA). About LMRE www.lmre.tech LMRE believe there is a better way to recruit. LMRE focus on a more comprehensive, client led focus delivering exceptional talent to the place at the time. They are passionate about the industry and passionate about people's careers. LMRE spend time with each client to become and an extension of the business, and their transparency and core values help them grow with the sector. LMRE simplify recruitment and innovate with our clients and evolve the people driven, PropTech community. Timestamps: [3:20] Tell us more about your journey: you have founded Casavo and studied globally. You've worked at one of the leading consultancies, Boston Consulting Group on digital transformation. Where did your passion for residential tech come from? I grew up in a small village close to Florence with a family of small entrepreneurs. My passion for real estate and entrepreneurship came from my dad.    During my studies abroad I met several startups and I joined some of them as an intern.   After my studies, I knew I wanted to be an entrepreneur but I hadn't found that big opportunity yet so after working for 3 years in consulting, I was looking at what was happening in the residential markets globally and in Europe and there hadn't been a lot of innovation over the last 10 years so I decided to found Casavo.  I had a passion for the intersection between the real estate world and the technology world.  [5:15] Fausto, you started out in the marketing world and have now moved over to product as the CPO. Can you tell us a little about the product as well as how you made that transition and if you have any tips for people looking to make that transition? Before joining Casavo, I had a career in product and it had been mainly in travel.  A few months after Casavo launched, Giorgio was looking for someone in marketing and I had a bit of experience in that so I decided to start at Casavo in marketing. After 2 years, it was time for serious and important investment in technology so I moved over.  Coming from marketing, I had a lot of understanding of some dynamics and that would have been harder to get if I was just a product person.  What we offer to the markets is the ability to receive a purchase offer on their property without any kind of human interactions.  [7:40] Who was your first major client that you brought on board? It's a consumer platform, not a B2B platform. We really understood that in Europe, it's a sellers' market so there is no presentation, everything starts from the seller. We started with a very strong and disruptive value proposition in order to solve the issue of a very lengthy, inefficient, and inconvenient traditional selling process.  We did so by changing the paradigm; proposing ourselves to buy the home directly in a matter of days, instead of going through the whole process. Our first clients were the first family who sold us their apartment in Milan. [9:25] Let's talk about your series C, you raised €200 million led by Exor Seeds. You also have some other good investors including 360 Capital, Picus Capital and Greenoaks Capital. What were some of the major challenges when you looked to raise and how did you go about it?  There were three key challenges;  Digitalisation in real estate is really green. The number of investors that were willing to be the first one betting on that category were few.  We started with a very asset-heavy model that requires a certain level of understanding of the balance sheet dynamics and the residential dynamics in order to not be skirted by volatility.   We are a leading technology company in Italy, but the ecosystem is pretty underdeveloped if you compare it to other markets.  It always starts with the team and with a clear vision and executing that vision well. [12:10] Why was the product so successful in Italy? You have expanded to Spain, what are the differences in what the buyers and sellers want?  Do you have to change your marketing technique from country to country?  We are the first movers with the AVM (automated valuation for models) so we were the first ones in Italy to provide free, online real-time valuations of residential properties. We added to that a very strong value proposition, which was you as a sender can sell immediately to us and you don't have to look for a buyer.  The residential stock in Italy is generally quite old and we propose to customers renovated, nice looking apartments.  There are some differences but what we want to do is to build a European platform, a single platform in terms of product but of course, there are some local nuances both in terms of product development and in terms of marketing.  [16:35] How long does it take to buy a property in Italy?  In terms of selling a property in the large, metropolitan cities in Italy, the time needed is around six months. More or less the same applies to Southern Europe in general.    [18:30] Do you have some exciting news to share with us about a potential launch into a different market? We have just launched in our third country, Portugal.  We started our internationalisation journey in the beginning of 2020 in Spain.    [19:40] How have you managed to grow your headcount over 300 people and what are your cultural values?  It was a hyper-growth journey and it still is.   My personal mission from the beginning was to be able to have an impact on the market, be the category-defining business, but with a strong team and building really a talent hub within our markets, all sharing the same vision from the very beginning and being focused on executing on that vision.  I was always keen on investing in human capital before technology and business. When you are growing at the speed of light, launching new products, new markets, you cannot afford processes. You have to trust people, you have to empower your team and let them do what they think is the best for the company. We have our list of values and we live and breathe them in every way:  Focus on customers: our customers come first and we want to create long-term value for them.  Share the drive to innovate   Learn to adapt: continuous, direct, upfront feedback  [23:15] Is there any advice you would give to an aspiring entrepreneur?  Just jump and do it - if you start to analyse everything and overthink it, it's not going to work. Be optimistic - turn challenges into opportunities [25:15] What's next for the Casavo products? Are you planning or developing any new technologies? There are a lot of existing technologies that should be applied to old problems. The challenge is to be able to make portfolio-based decisions and market-based decisions for our investments, rather than transaction-based ones and we have to keep in mind changing consumer preferences that will affect the price properties.  [28:40] The ‘LMRE' part, Louisa asks the guests to talk about:   Lessons learned in your career   Change and self-development are very important.    Mention a person, product or service   A company in the FinTech industry called Scallop.    Rewarding parts of working in the space:    To start with no understanding of this industry, which is very complex with a lot of incumbent players, very traditional. Thinking about how to solve problems for our customers within this industry with an out-of-the-box and naive approach.   What are you most Excited about for the future of the space?:     The next three to five years will lead to a substantial change in the real estate market and we have the opportunity to be at the forefront of this change. 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Natale Labia is a South African living in Italy (Milan, to be exact) and so he brings a European perspective to the show. As an ex-South African banker, Natale is familiar with our market. He applies that expertise in his role as a partner at Lionhead Capital, where he is Head of Macro Strategy and Economics. You can read more about Natale's background at this link. Some listeners may recognise his name from his regular contributions to Daily Maverick, a publication which Magic Markets co-host The Finance Ghost also contributes to on a weekly basis. In this show, we discussed a macro view on the relative valuation of South African bonds and equities compared to other markets. We also talked about sectors of interest in South Africa and how international investors view our country. Magic Markets is your invitation to be part of our global conversations on the markets and investments.

Milan Stazione Centrale reimagined by Simon Woods. "The piece is performed entirely with instruments from Italy.  "Samples of classic Italian synths made by Crumar, Siel and Elka, whilst most of the other instruments are made by IK Multimedia from Modena.  "The lead violin is Native Instruments Stradivarius."

There's something about the way of life in Italy that's unlike any other place in the world. And having spent the past 16 months living here, my family and I have completely fallen in love with it — which is why I'm so excited about today's episode of the podcast. I'm hanging out with the legendary Frances Mayes, author of the New York Times bestseller, Under the Tuscan Sun, along with my dear friend, Ondine Cohane, travel journalist and author. This conversation is an absolute treat, and perfect timing just before the holidays, as we're talking all about their new book, Always Italy — the most beautiful book I've ever seen about Italy, and the ultimate gift for current or aspiring travel lovers! This book will take you on a journey through 20 different regions of the country and inspire you to come visit — once it's safe to travel again, of course :) We talk about their unique process for writing the book, why people fall so hard for Italy, how travel largens your sense of home, and so much more!   In this session, here's what we cover: I share how my “someday dream” to move to Italy turned into a reality, along with the love and admiration I have for Frances Mayes life's work. Why the element of surprise is such an important part of life! How travel largens your sense of “home” and why it doesn't have to be a fixed location. The making of Always Italy - hear the behind the scenes process for collaborating, researching, and writing the book. Frances & Ondine reveal the hidden gems of Italy and their favorite places to explore. Find out what it's like to buy and restore a home in Italy. Why moving to a new country doesn't come at the cost of losing friends. What makes the way of life in Italy so much different than everywhere else? How living in a different country can open you up to new perspectives. How Frances & Ondine find meaning and purpose in both work & life - and the current projects they're pursuing today. Advice for those who want to explore the world, but are worried about doing it alone.   Get Access to More Great Content! To get access to the best financial tools, resources, and advice to help you LIVE RICH NOW, visit www.FinishRich.com   Interview Resources FrancesMayesBooks.com OndineCohane.com Always Italy Under the Tuscan Sun: At Home in Italy (book) Under The Tuscan Sun (movie) La-Bandita The Townhouse Caffe Smart Women Finish Rich The Florentine - Frances Mayes Interview Dream of Italy | PBS   Places Discussed Cortona, Italy Puglia, Italy Salento, Italy Dolomites, Italy Tuscany, Italy Naples, Italy Bassano del Grappa, Italy Palermo, Italy Milan, Italy Sicily, Italy Trieste, Italy Venice, Italy Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy Bologna, Italy Florence, Italy   Connect with David Bach Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube

Juventuns wins over Inter Milan Giompaolo is sacked, AC Milan struggles Fiorentina keeps rocking Roma draws in a stunning game Atalanta continues its domestic success

This week on Episode 97 of Bobby Pickles' Podcast (Dying Scene Radio #41), Chris Fox is the DD again today (but we mean “guest co-host” not “day drinker”).  Bobby Pickles welcomes the Vampirates/Boss’ Daughter frontman (and a thousand other bands) “in-studio” once again in a pinch as a last minute replacement for Elena Venetia who was busy with her dude doing V-day shit. This is the Fuck Valentine’s Day Special! SYNOPSIS OF BANTER DS Editor AnarchoPunk’s three-part piece highlighting the exploits of the honorable Chris Fox. It’s bitter cold in CT, and Reno not so much. The playlist was not chosen for Valentine’s Day, in fact - fuck Valentine’s Day. It’s corporate shill Holiday. Every time Chris Fox does the show, a big timer dies; this week, it’s Justice Antonin Scalia, and Bobby hopes for a super liberal replacement solely for the benefit of federal marijuana legalization. Bobby uses the phrase “Italian Guineas” - PC people be warned. We discuss the negative idiot TONE LO-KI who enjoys informing people of deaths. Salt Lake City pop-punk outfit Problem Daughter signs with Dying Scene Records. Chris says, “always drink before you tune, that’s the trick, depending on where your priorities lie.” No Doubt/AFI should form a Hardcore band called “Some Doubt” - joke stolen from Entropy NY’s Brian Lawrence.Fuck cowbell, more bass. Special commentary from Teenage Bottlerocket founding member and co-frontman Ray Carlisle; Tasmanian punk act Luca Brasi; Roman skatepunkers (former Jet Marketshredders) Thousand Oaks; Belgian pop-punk group For I Am; Gainesville emo/indie-punk act Edmonton; Boston’s ska-revivalist group The Pomps; Ohio pop-punk act, The Spastic Hearts; LA based pop-punk band Murderland, and San Diego punk act Skipjack. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLIST Boss’ Daughter - I’m the DD today Ray Rocket - Do You Wanna Go To Tijuana? Luca Brasi - The Cascade Blues Thousand Oaks - You Can't Fight Fate  Faintest Idea - Down Pressure Face To Face - Double Crossed Problem Daughter - Like a Dog  PUP - DVP New Age Healers - Lost Your Mind Medictation - Memories Of Youth For I Am - Grandma's Missing Edmonton - Solid Knowledge  Hey Stroker - Momentum Spanish Love Songs - Paper Cup The Bennies - Party Machine The Pomps - All My Guns The Spastic Hearts - Spend It With You Two For Flinching - Super The Slackers - Truth Comes Knocking Murderland - Whatever Happened Brian Fallon - A Wonderful Life Skipjack - Something To Believe In You can subscribe to Dying Scene Radio via RSS, on iTunes or with the TuneIn or Stitcher apps for iOS and Android. We also enjoy reading listener feedback on the air, so feel free to send us an e-mail. Or call us on the hotline – (347) 754-PUNK. Follow us on Instagram: @DyingSceneRadio Like us on Facebook: /DyingSceneRadio This week’s sponsor is, as always, FAT ENZO. SHAMELESS PLUGGING (CHRIS FOX, TWELVE GAUGE FACELIFT, BOSS’ DAUGHTER, VAMPIRATES/DK, Europe) - Upcoming Shows! 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One vinyl hour of Drum & Bass for you! Recorded during the Beats 'n Breaks radioshow. (http://www.nauticradio.net/beatsnbreaks) Beats 'n Breaks is not only a radio show, but is a group of people that also hosts freeparties. They started their show on a Wednesday somewhere in 2008, and are still doing so today. The music Beats 'n Breaks plays is similar on both the radio show and the freeparties, and ranges from Drum & Bass to Tekno, but also from Breakcore to Hiphop to Punk. You can find the Beats 'n Breaks crew around Groningen, but they've also played in the rest of the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Italy (Milan), Spain etc. Where the DJs are usually restricted to a certain music style on a party, the radio shows offers them all freedom to go from popular music to the most underground music you've heard. (http://beatsnbreaks.nl/) PS: I'm feeling kinda lazy; If you are able to make a playlist to this set I will send you a bag of Dutch drop!

Хочу познакомить Вас с творчеством одного очень таллантливого дипового дабстеп продюсера - это Killeralien! Почти все треки, использованные в миксе, были приобретены на битпорте, кстати их и сейчас нет в "халяве"! Так что enjoy quality & exclusive sound!  Pietro Vassura (Killeralien) born 30th december 1983 in Italy Faenza. He started getting into computer music production at the age of 15 by producing beats for the local hip hop and urban scene . After 2 years he moved his interests in electronic dance music , especially in jungle dnb and tekno tribe rave music . In this period of time he connected with DJ micron (Italy Milan) and forged his actual alias Killeralien, Together they played on various venues and gig like the Street Rave Parade in bologna and other dnb gig around italy . They started promoting various night in Capolinea club in faenza getting recognition not just as producer but also as local promoters. At the age of 20 killeralien moved to London and got a degree in audio engineering,masterin, recording and music for movie at Alchemea school of audio engineering improving his techiques and knowledge. During this period of time he got his first drum and bass (neurofunk inspired) release out for the italian label subculture rec called Mantras ep. Being in London has heavily influenced killeralien on producing dubstep, future garage / post dubstep and experimenting in a nu sound that is“ so different but so near to dnb Dubstep really grew up on him and he got his first release on the genres : detected gamma ep for the label subculture rec. At the beginning of 2009 he decided to start his own label GAMMA Audio with artist from all over the globe, trying to push a moody and dark sound that comes from his dnb neurofunk background and injecting a touch of garage 2step swing on his productions . End of 2009 bring out 1st killeralien full album CEREbra Optimizer LP getting play from dj all over the globe and establishing more his own style . His dubstep portfolio includes collaboration and remixes with B1t Crunch3r (USA), Mouch (Venice/Ravenna Italy), Phonetic System (Aus - Uk) , Section 8 (Atlanta USA), Dubtek (Seattle USA) ,Met (Berlin germany ), Cixxij (Bologna Italy), Micron (Milan Italy), Third Optic (Sidney Aus) and others (check killeralien discog page or beatport for all his releases) . During this period of time he did 2 remixes for the italian label (nu break electro fidget ) Dirty Drop rec remixing Scapo and Elastic fish and collaborating with the emerging electro producer Blorgio (Italy) and he donated a track for the benefit lp Dubstepper for haiti on Betamorph rec USA. He is currently working on solo tunes, an album with Phonetic System that will be released in 2011, other collaborations/project plus he is getting his interests back into dnb (halfstep mostly ) and vocal dance/electronic/trip hop music collaborating with Phonetic system , B1t Crunch3r, the usa oregon based singer ambur rose and an emerging uk grime artists . After a long period of productions and study killeralien meet up with Phonetic System in london and together they started playing in various venues included russian bar London shoreditch, dusk till dawn Bournemouth and various squatt party and festival in london and italy area . They currently get into dj booking agency for east europe and usa canada.

Хочу познакомить Вас с творчеством одного очень таллантливого дипового дабстеп продюсера - это Killeralien! Почти все треки, использованные в миксе, были приобретены на битпорте, кстати их и сейчас нет в "халяве"! Так что enjoy quality & exclusive sound!  Pietro Vassura (Killeralien) born 30th december 1983 in Italy Faenza. He started getting into computer music production at the age of 15 by producing beats for the local hip hop and urban scene . After 2 years he moved his interests in electronic dance music , especially in jungle dnb and tekno tribe rave music . In this period of time he connected with DJ micron (Italy Milan) and forged his actual alias Killeralien, Together they played on various venues and gig like the Street Rave Parade in bologna and other dnb gig around italy . They started promoting various night in Capolinea club in faenza getting recognition not just as producer but also as local promoters. At the age of 20 killeralien moved to London and got a degree in audio engineering,masterin, recording and music for movie at Alchemea school of audio engineering improving his techiques and knowledge. During this period of time he got his first drum and bass (neurofunk inspired) release out for the italian label subculture rec called Mantras ep. Being in London has heavily influenced killeralien on producing dubstep, future garage / post dubstep and experimenting in a nu sound that is“ so different but so near to dnb Dubstep really grew up on him and he got his first release on the genres : detected gamma ep for the label subculture rec. At the beginning of 2009 he decided to start his own label GAMMA Audio with artist from all over the globe, trying to push a moody and dark sound that comes from his dnb neurofunk background and injecting a touch of garage 2step swing on his productions . End of 2009 bring out 1st killeralien full album CEREbra Optimizer LP getting play from dj all over the globe and establishing more his own style . His dubstep portfolio includes collaboration and remixes with B1t Crunch3r (USA), Mouch (Venice/Ravenna Italy), Phonetic System (Aus - Uk) , Section 8 (Atlanta USA), Dubtek (Seattle USA) ,Met (Berlin germany ), Cixxij (Bologna Italy), Micron (Milan Italy), Third Optic (Sidney Aus) and others (check killeralien discog page or beatport for all his releases) . During this period of time he did 2 remixes for the italian label (nu break electro fidget ) Dirty Drop rec remixing Scapo and Elastic fish and collaborating with the emerging electro producer Blorgio (Italy) and he donated a track for the benefit lp Dubstepper for haiti on Betamorph rec USA. He is currently working on solo tunes, an album with Phonetic System that will be released in 2011, other collaborations/project plus he is getting his interests back into dnb (halfstep mostly ) and vocal dance/electronic/trip hop music collaborating with Phonetic system , B1t Crunch3r, the usa oregon based singer ambur rose and an emerging uk grime artists . After a long period of productions and study killeralien meet up with Phonetic System in london and together they started playing in various venues included russian bar London shoreditch, dusk till dawn Bournemouth and various squatt party and festival in london and italy area . They currently get into dj booking agency for east europe and usa canada.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Jessica Spiegel of BootsNAll’s Italy blog “Why Go Italy” and the Eye on Italy podcast about one of her favorite cities in Italy: Milan. Jessica tells us about the fashion industry, the spectacular cathedral, and the first mall as well as some quiet neighborhoods and parks. She also tells us how far in advance you should get tickets to see Leonardo di Vinci’s Last Supper, what to expect when you watch soccer in Italy, and what to do when you see movie stars walking down the streets of Milan. We talk about wonderful Italian people and the joys of learning Italian.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Jessica Spiegel of BootsNAll’s Italy blog “Why Go Italy” and the Eye on Italy podcast about one of her favorite cities in Italy: Milan. Jessica tells us about the fashion industry, the spectacular cathedral, and the first mall as well as some quiet neighborhoods and parks. She also tells us how far in advance you should get tickets to see Leonardo di Vinci’s Last Supper, what to expect when you watch soccer in Italy, and what to do when you see movie stars walking down the streets of Milan. We talk about wonderful Italian people and the joys of learning Italian.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Jessica Spiegel of BootsNAll’s Italy blog “Why Go Italy” and the Eye on Italy podcast about one of her favorite cities in Italy: Milan. Jessica tells us about the fashion industry, the spectacular cathedral, and the first mall as well as some quiet neighborhoods and parks. She also tells us how far in advance you should get tickets to see Leonardo di Vinci’s Last Supper, what to expect when you watch soccer in Italy, and what to do when you see movie stars walking down the streets of Milan. We talk about wonderful Italian people and the joys of learning Italian.

Fabiano Bion has been a dj and producer since 2004. His tracks and his dj sets are appreciated for their originality and for the high emotional strenght. His musical background combined with the passion for minimal sounds are mixed into a mash that starts from deep and house, through techno to minimal music. The young carreer of Fabiano Bion have already counted many successes and collaborations, also abroad that have increased his popularity. Fabiano Bion is part of "Big Box" project, born in 2008 from the meeting of djs from Spain, Italy and Germany. The goal of the project is to promote the exchange of different european realities and musical scenes in order to grow up everybody experience. Many are the events organised by Big Box to promote his artists, from the best clubs in Italy (Milan, Turin, Bologne and Caserta) and the world famous City Hall, Club 242 and Fellini in Barcellona to Tresor club in Berlin. Fabiano achieved a fairly good success also in Bulgary, thanks to the attending for 3 years at the S.E.E.M.E. (South - East European Electronic Music Festival) in Sofia where he's been invited to play at the promo sets and ufficial parties of the festival. Then he plays in the best clubs of Bulgary from Cacao Beach (Sunny Beach - Black Sea), Plazma (Plovdiv) to Escape (Sofia). Fabiano Bion's last Ep "Unquiet Living" for the famous label "DJRevenge" contains the tracks "Unquiet Living", "Happy Birds" and "Happy Birds – Josh B. and Miss Babajaga Remix". Other successfull tracks are "Minishoes" that had the honour to be selected in the playlist mixed by Dominic Plaza for the specialized magazine DJMag and "Kakao" that has been for many weeks in the top list of the Italian Label Chart. In the 2008, he and his friend dj Stevie Hawk created the project called Emokey.The project's intent is to performe in an alternative way with two djs in the consolle that mix their own songs, loops and beats creating every time a unique set and eyes-catching effect. www.myspace.com/djfabianobion www.theterracepodcast.com