Mac is an Italian electronic musician whose work has always grown from curiosity rather than convention.
He began at sixteen, building strange, makeshift instruments from objects found around the house, and quickly
discovered that what fascinated him most, alongside music and notes, was sound itself: hums, noises,
textures, and the accidental magic hidden inside them. Electronic instruments became his natural home, ever
since he first encountered them as a child and sensed their seemingly infinite creative possibilities.
For a long time, however, circumstances stood in the way. A prolonged illness throughout his teenage years
and young adulthood, combined with a lack of family support for his musical inclinations, meant that financial
limitations were a constant presence. He only managed to buy his first synthesizer at the age of thirty,
a modest Roland D5, more a source of frustration than freedom.
It was with the arrival of the internet era, and the rise of virtual instruments and DAWs, that things finally
began to change. Thanks to these tools, and to the remarkable generosity of developers who made their work
freely available, Mac was able to create music with progressively fewer restraints.
From 1999 to 2011 he was one half of the Berlin School duo BIOnighT, a formative experience that led to his
first official releases, initially through the German label Syngate. Alongside this collaboration, he never
stopped working on his solo material, steadily building a catalogue that now includes well over two hundred
releases. Making music has never been a mere project for him — it is a necessity woven into daily life.
Mac's music is electronic in the broadest possible sense. Just as he has never understood the appeal of
living the same day over and over, he could never confine himself to a single musical style. Life is made
of shifting emotions and constantly changing inner landscapes, and limiting oneself to only one of them
would feel like a cage and a waste.
For this reason, his albums move freely between atmospheres, ideas, and genres. Each project reflects a
different facet of his experience, following its own natural direction without imposed boundaries.
Listening to Mac's work means accepting transformation - from release to release, and sometimes from
track to track - because change is not a concept he imitates, but the way he has always chosen to
live inside sound.