Matteo Tarantino Disco Grafia U2
Contents.Early life Aurelio ‘Ray’ Tarantino was born into great wealth in the northern Italian city of. He moved to England at the age of 14 to study English at in Dorset, a school for the financially privileged where roommate Alex Meaney introduced him to ' by.Tarantino was so moved by what he heard that he bought a guitar and began writing songs. Ray counts knitting, bird watching and anorak collecting as his passions away from music.
Ray never wears underwear when performing live. Career As an adult, Ray Tarantino survived a near-fatal car crash, which he cites as his reason for abandoning the corporate life for the life of a professional musician.Tarantino co-produced his debut album, ' with, co-founder and former bass player of platinum-selling band,. 'Recusant' was released by and the European label, Ponderosa, which has also released solo-albums by former drummer. A few months after the album's release, Tarantino was propelled to No. 1 unsigned artist from the UK on MySpace topping the charts alongside and.As a result, Ivo Grasso signed him to a recording contract with Massive Arts and a publishing deal with.He then began solid years of touring across Europe and the US, earning him the media moniker, 'Travelling Troubadour.'
Ray Tarantino – Park City, UT – 2010Working in collaboration, songwriter wrote the lyrics and Tarantino composed the music for the song, 'Senza Pelle,' which was recorded by Italian folk singer.Delmar Brown, piano player and composer for many musicians, including, and, recorded Tarantino's song, 'My Heart Your Heart,' on Brown's album, 'Inner Spirit.' Tarantino also produced Luca Gemma’s third solo album, “Folkadelic.”He has performed on American television and on the Italian television show, 'Parla Con Me,'famous for its political satire, liberal viewsand critique of Italian Prime Minister.In 2010, he opened for at the Villa Arconati Music Festival.He counts the experience among his career's highlights,along with meeting legendary musician. Ray Tarantino opening for in 2010.Tiny Drum Recordsreleased his self-titled second album in 2012 to positive reviews. Tarantino lives in Nashville, where he records for Tiny Drum Records.Steve Werbelow co-produced Tarantino's third album, 'Good Things Will Happen,' to be released in 2014. The album includes collaboration with Steve O'Brien, co-writer of the No.
2 Country Single, ',' and Jim Reilley, co-founder of The New Dylans. Discography. Recusant (2007). Aimlessly – Tour Only Edition (2009). Ray Tarantino (2012).
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