Silver (dance music)
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| Silver | |
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| Origin |  Milan, Italy |
| Genre(s) | House Techno Trance |
| Years active | 1990 – present |
| Label(s) | Triton Recording Studios |
| Website | Official site |
Silver is the alias of Italian DJ/producer Mario Jannelli. Silver was born in Milan in the year 1974. Silver is currently employed in the telecommunications industry.
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[edit] Biography
Silver first started music production when he was at the high school in partnership with two schoolmates, Enrico Campoli and Barbara Cavalieri (aka Miss Rossella). Silver in association with Miss Rossella entered the "Atelier dell'Economia" contest in 1991 and went third with a social and political theme song, "Sesto In Dissesto". Silver continued on with his friend, Michael Foster from Copenhagen and then Tom Stillman, who currently plays guitar in his own group, Labyrinth.
In 2000, Silver started a collaboration with Ruben "The Hurricane" Bax from Delft, The Netherlands. A remix was the very first result of this association.
[edit] Influences
Electronic, dance and trance music are the main influences for Silver’s artwork. Groups like Delerium, The KLF, Technotronic and The Prodigy were used as an inspiration for some of his songs. For example, some samples and excerpts of Delerium’s hits were used in After All.
Tiësto's version of Silence (#1 hit by Delerium performing Sarah McLachlan) was also used as inspiration for After All. Samples of Madonna’s hits like "Papa Don’t Preach" and "Hung Up" were used too.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Singles
- Take Care;
- Sesto In Dissesto;
- Make Me Feel;
- Break It Out!;
- Makes Me Happy;
- Miranda The Panda Is On The Veranda;
- After All.
[edit] EP
- After All
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Year: 2006 |
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[edit] Remixes
- Roots, originally produced by Airbase
[edit] Instrumentation
Early releases, including Take Care, were performed using a PC, a Korg M1 synth and expander, a Stanton digital sampler, a Yamaha QY-10 drum machine and a Roland Sequencer.
Later releases, including After All were produced using a PC, various hi-end software, a fully expanded Roland MC-909 sampling groovestation and a Behringer Eurorack mixer.
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