Our deep knowledge of music allows us to combine classical instrumentation and orchestration with the most experimental techniques of electronic music. Our tailor-made music is carefully crafted through all its stages, from composition and orchestral scoring to surround mixing and mastering.
We record both small and large ensembles, and we have also developed an original production technique – Real Ensampling® – which blends human acoustic performances with high-end sample libraries, achieving a high level of realism and emotional impact even without recording a full live orchestra.
For commercials and corporate projects, we carefully consider every aspect of each client’s sound branding, working to build and maintain a strong coherence with their audio identity.
When working with directors, our approach is to deeply understand the needs of each film, ensuring that the music is fully aligned with its essence. For this purpose, we provide detailed mockups early in the creative process.
For licensing and music supervision services, we operate through our own music publishing company, as well as an extended network of third-party publishers and record labels.

Graduated in Guitar with M° Guido Margaria, in Composition with M° Carlo Mosso and M° Gilberto Bosco and in Electronic Music with M° Ruggero Tajé. He got a degree in Political Science with his thesis on the political implications of music and got a diploma in the Arrangement and Composition course in the “Scuola di Alto Perfezionamento Musicale (APM)” in Saluzzo, where he subsequently came back to teach Composition and Arrangement.

Graduated in piano under Mario Delli Ponti at the Conservatory “Antonio Vivaldi” in Alessandria, where he also studied composition and choral music. He later specialized in pop songwriting at CPM in Milan and served as choir director of the Taurinense Alpine Brigade. He has conducted the RAI National Symphony Orchestra during recording sessions for film and television soundtracks.

Corrado Carosio and Pierangelo Fornaro (aka Bottegadelsuono) are Italian composers active across film, television, and multimedia projects. Their artistic partnership began in 1998 with the founding of the music production company Bottega del Suono, dedicated to the creation of original scores for TV series, films, short films, theatre, and advertising.

Over the course of their careers, they have composed music for numerous television series including Rocco Schiavone #1/#6, directed by M. Soavi, G. Manfredonia, and S. Spada for Rai Fiction and Cross Productions, Noi del Rione Sanità by L. Miniero for Rai Fiction and Mad Entertainment, Vostro Onore by A. Casale, Il Re by G. Gagliardi, Oltre la Soglia by M. Vullo and R. Mosca, and Non Uccidere #1/#2 by G. Gagliardi et al. for Rai Fiction and FremantleMedia, as well as Impazienti and Colpi di sole. Their reinterpretation of the song Beautiful, for Sony Music Publishing, was featured in the Netflix series Orange Is the New Black (ep. 2/02).

In parallel, they composed music for TV movies Una scomoda eredità, Digitare il codice segreto, Non ho niente da perdere, and Seduci e Scappa (F. Costa – Rai Fiction / Pepito Produzioni).

For cinema, they composed the score for the Netflix film Non abbiam bisogno di parole, directed by L. Ribuoli, as well as feature films including Il Mammone by G. Bognetti, Buio by E. Rossi, Banana by A. Jublin with original songs, Tutti i rumori del mare by F. Brugia, Mai + come prima by G. Campiotti, and Hannover by F. Vicentini Orgnani, along with short films Il Re dell’Isola and Vudu Dolls by R. Della Calce and Yuri and 32 Carats by R. Harris.

Their work also extends to documentaries, theatre and advertising, with collaborations for international brands such as Ferrero, Intesa Sanpaolo, Coca-Cola, and Fiat.

Among their recognitions are a nomination at the SIAE Music Awards 2023 for Una scomoda eredità, the Best Music for Italian TV Fiction award for Rocco Schiavone in 2017, First Prize at the “Lavagnino Giovani” International Composition Competition, and the Best Soundtrack Award at the Genova Film Festival for Vudu Dolls.