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Tredmill is the stage name of Carlo Fischetti, Italian, born in 1985.
He receives the first electronic keyboard as a gift at the age of 6 and from that moment he begins his interest in music, which will grow with the influences of great hits of the 80s and 90s.
The beginning of his career as a DJ sees him engaged for several years under the pseudonym "Alex Belledonne" performing in various clubs in his hometown.
At some point he realizes that just passing music tracks is not fruitful for his career because it fails to take him to a higher level. At this point he deepens the use of DAWs (to which he had already approached as a teenager but after a while abandoned) with the intention of expressing his passion for music through his own creations.
After a series of experiments ended badly and money invested incorrectly, he gives up, but not for a long time.
He will have to wait until 2019 to release his first single "You found me", a reinterpretation of a famous song by The Fray dating back just 10 years.
His approach becomes simple: no more contaminations and difficult experiments, those proposed by him are sounds that are easy to understand but at the same time full of emotional charge. This is to try to excite and make a small moment better for as many people as possible.
He receives the first electronic keyboard as a gift at the age of 6 and from that moment he begins his interest in music, which will grow with the influences of great hits of the 80s and 90s.
The beginning of his career as a DJ sees him engaged for several years under the pseudonym "Alex Belledonne" performing in various clubs in his hometown.
At some point he realizes that just passing music tracks is not fruitful for his career because it fails to take him to a higher level. At this point he deepens the use of DAWs (to which he had already approached as a teenager but after a while abandoned) with the intention of expressing his passion for music through his own creations.
After a series of experiments ended badly and money invested incorrectly, he gives up, but not for a long time.
He will have to wait until 2019 to release his first single "You found me", a reinterpretation of a famous song by The Fray dating back just 10 years.
His approach becomes simple: no more contaminations and difficult experiments, those proposed by him are sounds that are easy to understand but at the same time full of emotional charge. This is to try to excite and make a small moment better for as many people as possible.