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Natalia Cappuccini, formerly known as Verbz, Verse, and Verbalicious, is a British musician, actress and MC. Born Natalia Keery-Fisher in August 1986, she later adopted her grandmother's family name, becoming Natalia Cappuccini. She now proforms as Natalia Kills. She grew up in Barcelona, Florida (where her family resides) and attended school in Leeds/Bradford West Yorkshire before playing the character Sima in the Jasper Carrott comedy, All About Me, in 2004, and gaining a regular role as Amy, the vicar's daughter' in the BBC's long running radio drama The Archers. After finishing the series in 2003, she signed to the UK...

Owner and director of GBMUSIC music productions, is a self-taught musician of various instruments, who grew up with the records of Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, J.M. Jarre, as well as the Beatles and Italian artists like Pino Daniele. As early as 1985, still very young, he worked in many recording studios, working on music technology/computers as an audio engineer, a midi expert and arranger. He has always been enthralled by the world of computers and music technology, having experimented in this field and continuing to study the relationship between sound and its effects, so as to compose pieces dense with noises...

There are two artists called Giacomo: Giacomo is a DJ and producer from Germany. Giacomo started earning his living as a DJ in clubs and at underground parties of the German electronic music scene in 1994. His interest and skills in music soon made him produce his own works. His first steps in producing he made supported by only small and slow computers. Giacomo steadily kept on growing in attitude. In 1999 he continued working as a DJ successfully and expanding his home studio equipment to the extend of his personal perfectionist requirements. He made his dreams become music, he...

Giacomo Cataldo (b. 1977) began his musical studies with the violin and later turned to the piano before dedicating himself to composition. His sound is of the 21st century, embracing the expanded musical language of the previous century but without excluding any of the expressive possibilities of the tradition that lies behind it. Official website: www.giacomocataldo.com .