Over the years, he has contributed to the spread of reggae and dancehall culture in Italy through radio programs, events, and projects linked to Rome’s underground scene.
He is among the founders of One Love Hi Pawa, one of the first reggae sound systems active in Rome. For many years, he was also a voice on Radio Onda Rossa, hosting broadcasts dedicated to Jamaican music and sound system culture.
His journey was shaped by a direct connection with Jamaica, where he lived for several years. An experience that deeply influenced his approach to music, radio, and cultural storytelling.
Alongside reggae, his work has always included musical research, oral storytelling, and attention to the social contexts from which this culture takes shape.
Today he lives permanently in Felitto, in the heart of inland Cilento. Here he has chosen to reconnect his musical and cultural research with a dimension more closely tied to independent radio, village life, and everyday relationships with the local territory.
With Cilento Secrets, he shares experiences connected to Pot Radio, reggae culture, and the Calore Valley, opening to travelers a personal and lived-in space shaped by music, encounters, and everyday life.
