Curated by Locuorio
Not a collection of other people's songs — these are sequenced sets of my own catalogue, each built for a specific room and a specific hour. Save the ones you use; it is the single most useful thing a listener can do for an independent artist.
Massage and spa first, then the room-filling ones, then the songs. Each card opens the playlist on Spotify.
The flagship: a long, uninterrupted stretch of warm ambient built for hands-on work. No sudden dynamics, no vocals, nothing that pulls a client out of the treatment. Set it once and let it run through a full appointment.
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The darker, slower sister of the Weightless Suite. Lower tempos, longer fades, almost no high end — written for evening treatments, sleep and the hour before it.
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Lounge, chillout and downtempo with a pulse. Golden-hour music for hotel lobbies, terraces, restaurants and long evenings that are not meant to end early.
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The other half of the catalogue: songs, not soundbeds. Written and sung in English — start here if you want to know what the project actually sounds like.
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The Italian-language songs. Irony, emotion and rhythm in my mother tongue — the most personal corner of the catalogue.
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Why saving matters
Streaming platforms decide what to show new listeners based on signals, and the strongest signal a person can send is not a play — it is a save or a follow. A play might be an accident. A save is a decision.
For an independent artist with no label budget, that difference is everything. It is what moves a track from "nobody has heard this" to appearing in someone else's Discover Weekly on the other side of the world.
So: if any of these five sets ends up in your treatment room, your bar or your evening, save it. It costs nothing and it is the entire marketing department.
Free & takes one second
Following the artist profile keeps every set in reach and puts new releases straight into your Release Radar. On another streaming service? One link covers all of them.
Videos, full-length sets and visualisers go up on YouTube — subscribing there costs nothing either.
