Intercell.026 - Raffaele Attanasio by Intercell

This special warm-up podcast is mixed by the Italian DJ & producer: Raffaele Attanasio (@raffaele_attanasio). Raffaele is well-known for his live performances and he will be debuting at Intercell - Acid Night 2020 on the 14th of February 2020, better known as Valentine's Day.

| EVENT
Intercell - Acid Night 2020: https://www.facebook.com/events/577675413043463/

| LINE-UP
Raffaele Attanasio [live]
SNTS [acid set]
Ansome [acid live]
KI/KI [acid set]
Chris Liberator [vinyl set]
Kegffnayy

| BIOGRAPHY
In 1987, Raffaele Attanasio was born with music in his blood—thanks to his father, a musician, he began taking piano lessons from an early age. At the age of 12, he took his first steps in the world of DJ-ing, strongly influenced by rap, hip-hop and the g-funk culture. Five years later, he released his first production: a style characterised by the fusion of techno, electronic and classic-contemporary influences.

In 2007, he completed his studies and obtained a graduation in piano. Raffaele is a pianist, arranger and producer. His label, Letters from Jerusalem, was then released obtaining a collaboration with Douglas J. McCharty (Leader of the glorious band "The Nitzer Ebb" @nitzer-ebb-official). Under his alias, X-501, he has released several productions on Buenos Aires based label, Krill Music (@krillmusic).

In 2014, he succeeded in making one of his greatest artist dreams come true: dueting in a Jam live \ b2b with Jeff Mills (@axis-jeff-mills) in Naples, and then went on to play his glorious b2b with Octave One (@octaveone). Lately he has been focusing on himself for the realization of the project called "L'estasi dell'Odio,” intended to be presented in live theatrical performances. In the meantime, he co-founded "The Sacred Weapons," a band and group of artists, strongly influenced by the ‘70s psychedelic rock and electronic music of the ‘90s.

Artwork by Ilse Kind