Autore: Marco Machera

Last week, I played a wonderful show at the Roman Amphitheatre of Luni, a small town in Liguria (very close to Tuscany). It was special — not only was the setting beautiful, but Pat Mastelotto was also invited to take part. He played drums and percussion during my set, joining Alessandro Inolti, Eugene, and yours … Continua a leggere Live in Luni

It’s been an intense first half of the year. I’m glad to announce that I have worked on the Italian translation of the brand-new Boy George memoir, Karma — it’s now available on the Italian market, published by Rizzoli Lizard. It’s a fun, entertaining read. While working on the book, I revisited some of the … Continua a leggere Mixing it all up

I have taken part in a special project called “Parole Liberate” (which roughly translates to “liberated words”). It’s an initiative started by the Italian label Baracca & Burattini and promoted by the Ministry of Justice in Italy, for which Italian artists compose the music to lyrics written by imprisoned people. I’m glad that I was … Continua a leggere Parole Liberate

Months ago, I stumbled upon some old posts on X dating back to May 2018. They were from Japanese users sharing my song “The Things” from Small Music From Broken Windows. It was completely unexpected. After doing some digging, I discovered that one of my favorite artists – Mr. Yukihiro Takahashi – had played the track … Continua a leggere It’s impossible until it happens