Biography
Antonello Boezio
Guitarist, composer, arranger, producer and sound engineer. A career built by bringing together artistic practice, sound culture, university education and international relationships.
Profile
Music as a profession, research and connection.
Antonello Boezio has developed his musical language across jazz, songwriting, the Mediterranean and Brazilian music. Alongside guitar, he works in composition, arranging and artistic production, guiding each project from the first listening session to its recorded and live form.
Over the years he has collaborated with Sandro Haick, Nelson Faria, Cainã Cavalcante, Gaia Gentile, Christianne Neves, Alegre Corrêa, Paolo Vallesi, Valeria Vaglio, Municipale Balcanica, Rimbamband and many professionals from the Italian and international music scenes.
“Guitar is my starting point; production and education are how I turn a musical idea into a shared project.”
Career
From stage to studio.
Guitarist and composer
Live performances, tours, sessions and original projects in Italy and abroad, with a special focus on improvisation and dialogue between musical languages.
Bobo Records
Artistic direction, arranging and record development for original projects, including collaborations between Italian and Brazilian musicians.
MAST Recording Studios
Recording, editing, mixing, mastering and sound identity development, integrated with the academy and creative hub activities.
Expertise
- Modern guitar, jazz and popular music
- Composition and arranging
- Artistic and record production
- Recording, mixing and sound engineering
- Educational direction and cultural project design
- Music business and international development
Education
Research, technology and education.
He holds a Master of Arts in Songwriting and a Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours in Modern Music — Guitar. His education also includes a Higher National Diploma in Music and Media Technology, jazz guitar studies at Saint Louis College of Music and professional Pro Tools certifications.
Leadership
Founder and director of MAST, since 2017 he has coordinated the Italian teaching activities of the University of the West of Scotland’s music degree programmes. He teaches and designs courses in guitar, harmony, composition, improvisation, production and music technology.
Professional languages: Italian, English and Portuguese.