Venice
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Vince, stage name of Vincenzo Leone, is a composer/producer/arranger/sound engineer born in '96 from Rome. He began his career as a guitarist in various bands of the Punk Underground scene and then moved in a direction closer to Indie, collaborating with artists of the Roman scene such as Peter White. In 2022 he founded the Deina Studio in Rome, a pivotal point from which he follows various projects such as the production of the album "Amarsi è la Rivoluzione" by Eddie Brock, in which the single "Non è mica te" is present. With more than 100 million streams on digital platforms behind him, two Gold Discs and a Platinum Disc respectively with Peter White's "Narghilè" and Eddie Brock's "Non È Mica Te", a participation in Sanremo as an author and composer with the song "Avvoltoi" by Eddie Brock, various collaborations with labels he is always looking for new artists to work with and with whom to create something that is really worthwhile.
I am a producer, sound engineer and musician from Milan; I have worked with artists such as Ornella Vanoni, Gaia, Alfa (producer) Salmo, Celentano (sound engineer) Coma Cose, Aiello and Ernia (musician) as well as signing productions for Sky Sport, Amazon Prime, RaiPlay and Now. From 2017 to 2024 I was technical manager of the Red Bull mobile studio, participating in all the formats "64 Bars", "Posse" and other special projects. At the same time, I have been a member since 2014 of the Crono Sound Factory in Milan, where I deal with the production, recording and mixing of played and programmed/synthesized music. In my career I have gone through various roles — musician, session musician, DJ and sound engineer — and today my focus is artistic production and composition, I follow projects to help them in the writing and realization of unreleased songs and in finding an artistic and sound identity and consequently a digital location.
Hi, I'm @liljolie on Spotify and all social media. I write, sing and play the guitar.
