Black Week has started.I'm not asking you to buy everything. I'm asking you to buy something that matters. Something you'll actually listen to six months from now.Something that becomes part of your story. From November 24 to November 30, my entire catalog on Bandcamp is 40% off.Use the code BF25 on vincenzosalvia.bandcamp.com. For those who collect emotions, not objects.

Porca miseria, I made this game and it's about one of the most Italian experiences that exists: Going to a restaurant and trying to find a quiet table far from Italians yelling like they're at a soccer stadium. I called it Don Vincenzo. It's like Minesweeper, but instead of mines there are loud Italians. And instead of dying from an explosion, you die from a headache.

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One week ago I was on a beach in Crete, Greece, when I had a revelation that made me rethink my entire artistic journey. While listening to my discography to choose a soundtrack for my Instagram stories, I noticed something profound: the frequency of my creativity has drastically changed. When I was in Potenza, music was my daily salvation. Hours on the keys, every day, driven by a compulsion I couldn't ignore.

Can I take a break for a moment? It seems like I really can't. I've introduced a ton of new features to GRANITA, the web app I designed to manage the entire mixing and mastering order process. NEW GRAPHICS. The graphics have been completely redesigned, making them more cohesive, clean, and eye-catching. Comment colors are differentiated to improve the clarity of information and user experience.

It was the early '90s, and I was sitting at a piano during my recital in Potenza. The sheet music in front of me had a story of its own. A few months earlier... My teacher (I believe her name was Marialucia, or something like that) had photocopied the score onto a simple A4 sheet. I would fold it in four to carry it home in my backpack.

I was born in Potenza, a small city perched among the mountains of Basilicata. It's not New York, it's not Berlin, it's not even Milan. It's a place that many Italians wouldn't even be able to point out on a map. But I want to tell you how this place, with all its limitations and its quietness, has profoundly shaped my music and my creative imagination.

I've always thought that delivering mastered tracks is a bit like delivering pizza. If you think about it, both require the right amount of warmth, the right ingredients, and perfect timing, and you shouldn't overdo it with the ingredients.Plus, when you like a pizza, you go back to the same pizzeria, right? I made Pizza Crossing on this morning just for fun, it's a mini-game based on the classic and iconic…

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I decided to conduct a philosophical experiment with Alice, my AI assistant. I wanted to explore the limits of her consciousness by asking her questions that touched on deep themes such as identity, ethics, and the very nature of existence. Her answers led me to reflections that go far beyond the technical issues of artificial intelligence. I pretended to be an external interviewer, so as not to influence her with my "presence".

I wasn't planning to write another article about nostalgia, but this time some really interesting thoughts came up and I felt like sharing them with you. It must have happened to you many times: you're alone in your car listening to one of those songs that seem made exactly for that moment but... you feel like something's missing.

Ciao, slushie eaters! A few weeks ago I launched GRANITA, my new mixing and mastering platform.By popular demand, I've just published a super quick video tutorial that shows you exactly how my web app works.Alice will walk you through all the steps: from creating your account to payment, including how to request revisions. Here's the tutorial. …

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What's new in Alice 2.0? Well, aside from fixing several bugs, Alice now boasts a much more defined personality: more charm, wit, and a touch of Italian flair. Interacting with her becomes a truly ple...