An experimental instrumental EP that explores and pushes the boundaries of sound and music: a unique blend of organic vocabulary mixed with elements borrowed from the syntaxes of world, cinematic, and electronic music. In perfect Dario’s fashion, his boutique sound encompasses textures that are grainy and warm, traditional instruments that are produced and reinterpreted in a ‘modernly primordial’ way, and the simply complex – yet compelling – melodies complement sounds that range from hypnotic to visceral, from dissonant and punchy to sophisticated and deep.
In this album – recorded between Los Angeles and London’s Abbey Road Studios – dense Americana atmospheres seamlessly blend with soaring strings, dark acoustic guitars, pulsing cello and a mix of melancholic and evocative charango arpeggios, exploring the sound of both Americas in a unique way.
From the Horror/ Psychological Thriller “The Box” directed by Emanuele Pica.
This score received a nomination for Best Soundtrack at the 2024 World Entertainment Awards.
This song was co-written and produced by Dario for the documentary “Zero Gravity” directed by Thomas Verrette and it is performed by singer Willow Stephens.
Zero Gravity is a powerful and inspirational feature documentary about education, science, space, and the next generation.
From the Hulu Original documentary “We Live Here: The Midwest” which highlights the individual experiences of LGBTQI+ families who, in the face of discriminatory laws and rising hostility, are attempting to establish lives in their communities. Directed by Melinda Maerker and co-produced with David Clayton Miller.
This score received a nomination for Best Soundtracks at the 2024 World Entertainment Awards
These upbeat, whimsical and quirky indie film score tracks combine playful piano with sweet woodwinds, sax and driving pizz strings, brass and fun percussion.
Songs from the Original Soundtrack of Ambie-nominated podcast “Bunga Bunga” – nominated also in the Best Original Music category. The show is produced by Wondery Media and narrated by explosive comedian Whitney Cummings. Dario co-wrote and produced both songs and “In The Land of Bunga Bunga” became the Main Title song for the whole show.
Cinematic strings range from tense, driving and eerie to mysterious and pensive, joined by dark pulsing synths, menacing drums, edgy percussion and dramatic climaxes.