Antonio Celotto is a London-based multi-instrumentalist, composer and filmmaker. His Italian roots can often be heard in the classical guitar riffs peppering his compositions, though his versatile style includes influences from rock, jazz, flamenco and cinematic orchestration. Having financed his filmmaking studies in Paris through the sales of his successful jazz/electronic fusion project, Aiguille (Italy, 2006), Antonio has a strong core in scoring films. His sound is acoustically rich, rhythmic, infused with fast arpeggios and often a journey through modulations.

 

In addition, he specializes in mixing electronic sounds and orchestral music to create diverse tracks that resonate as familiar. 

 

His dynamic style has been showcased at the likes of Ronnie Scott, the O2 Islington, and SoFar Sounds through projects such as Flying Tailor, Background Telly and Nàca. Antonio also composes meditation and ambient music with a focus on the cymatics and physics of sound. 

 

Antonio knows how important is the vision of a director for a film and, whatever the project, his work ethics are focused to manifest it through his 30 years musical experience.