Some news about the members of the group:

TONI COLUCCI
Polyhedral musician, innovative mind on a funky heart, manages to create an interweaved weave to support any musical speech.
In 1981 he constitutes the “Stazione Centrale” group, performing with original pieces in squares and discos until 1984 when he starts traveling Italy with different “cover bands”.
In 1986 he is part of the Flamenco group desired by the virtuoso guitarist Marco Galvagno, participating in various “Via Ether” broadcasts in Switzerland, Germany, Spain, France and Italy in the notes Video-Music issuer.
Since 1988 he has been part of the orchestra formed by twelve elements of Daniele Cordani, continuing to perform around northern Italy. Parallel plays with the famous and great friend George Aghedo (unfortunately disappeared today) with which and together with the pianist Sonny Taylor constitutes a formation of Latin American music.
Since 1990 he started playing with the “Ricchi e Poveri” throughout the world until 2000.
Since 2001, after leaving the rich and poor group releasing partly by “musical profession” to undertake a personal research and experimentation path.
Today Colucci works on soundtracks and accompanying and arranged songs for some interpreters, Italian songwriters like Enrico Lisei.
He also works with “jazzmen” and musicians from the Italian and international scene as Andrea Pozza, Riccardo Zegna, Claudio Capurro, Emanuele ood, Santo Florelli, Marco Ravera and many others.

STEFANO GUAZZO
Stefano Guazzo was trained jazzistically studying with Claudio Fasoli, Enrico Rava, Charles Mac.Pherson, George Garzone and Gianluigi Trovesi.
Eclectic and versatile musician, it is equipped with an innate sense of elegance that ranges from pop to jazz and boasts collaborations with jazz musicians of Riccardo Zegna, Dado Moroni, Andrea Pozza, Piero Leveratto, Tullio de Piscopo, Felice Reggio, Johannes Faber , Luciano Milanese, Rosario Bonaccorso, Claudio Capurro, Paolo Silvestri, Antonio Farao’, Michela Lombardi, Matteo Brancaleoni, Stefano Bagnoli.
It was also a finalist in a variety of competitions between which ‘emersions’ (Castiglioncello), Barga Jazz, W Il Jazz (Milan) and took part in important festivals like Siena Jazz, Villa Celimontana ‘(Rome),’ Genoa Jazz ‘,’ Piacenza Jazz ‘,’ Livorno Jazz ‘,’ Jazz It Fest ‘(Terni), Sanremo Jazz’, Spring Jazz Festival ‘(Genoa), Sori Jazz’.
In the jazz field he recorded the following CDs: Tindi and more ‘(Splasch Records) with Alfred Kramer, Marco Tindiglia and Piero Piero.
‘The Big Gift’ (Fuego Records) with Alberto Malnati, Andrea Pozza, Sangoma Everett and Felice Reggio ‘Now We Can’ (Bansigu Big Band, Splasch Records) ‘Saxodrome’ (Philology Records) with Claudio Capurro.
‘Travel to the available memories (OrangeHome Records) with Andrea Zanzottera Quartet’ Visions’ (project of its original compositions, Ultrasound Records)

SERGIO ARGIOLAS
He played in various Genoese bands both of covers and original songs (Audioclima, the Blackwork, Chiaroscuro, Agora, Sigma, New Roni, Rellant on the Baraturo, Orchestra Baistrocchi, Nick & The Little Italy Trio, Leftovers, Brain Storming, Swingammore, Xilia, Andrea Sigona, with the percussive group of Samba Globedrum Exp., Metropolitan, Discovery, etc.), participating in recordings or sessions with established musicians such as Francesco Baccini, Mauro Isetti, Andrea Maddalone, Toni Colucci, Andrea Anzaldi, Luca Olivieri, Barbara Vulso, Marcello Mazzone, Giorgio Ravera, Roberto Martino, Edmondo Romano, Anna Izzo, Michela Gatti, Barbara Schenone, Ersilia d’Addamio, Gianni Serino, Luca Borriello, Stefano Guazzo, Paolo Firpo and many others.
Experiences of baroque music by playing the imperial drum with the master Luca Franco Ferrari. He played with Caffero Band (theatroscalzo) with which he worked at the Golden Circus Festival of Liana Orfei as well as several television passages on Rai 1, Rai 2 and Rai 3 in Eurovision.
With the Indi band (Italian Cover), Short Jackets, with the singer-songwriter Andrea Sigona, with some dance orchestras (Serena Group, etc.).
From April 2012 to April 2013 he played with the Fiele del Mar, a band of international listening and dancing music engaged on the ships Costa Crociere.
From 1 November 2013 to 2 April 2014 he worked on the MSC Harmony with the Sonos Band, a quartet formed by Antonio Continarino on the floor, Raffaella Centonze alla voce and Germano Galaxini al sax.
He currently plays in our Sugar Band, Sugar Fornaciari sugar tribute, a project with Master Armando courses along with Valerio Pizzorni and in a jazz quintet with Toni Colucci, Giancarlo Morabito, Claudia Sanguineti and Stefano Guazzo.

GIANCARLO MORABITO
He began his young people with the Master Armando courses and plays in various Genoese bands by participating in reviews and playing in different locals in the city. He collaborates with the English composer and guitarist Will Ball.
With the bassist Toni Colucci begin to study in depth the repertoire Jazz and Bossanova and with the singer Flavia Vallega and the drummer Roberto Marotta forms the Funny Fistu group performing in various manifestations including at the Teatro Civico Buranello.
In 2005 he participated with the guitarist Ball and the bassist Christian Marras at the Witt Festival festival of Witteld (Oxford).
It also sounds in the Paradise Square group with the bassist Maurizio Borgna and the drummer Sergio Alessandri and the singer Marzia Piazza with whom he performs at the Muddy Water competition for cover band, arriving in the final phase and to which he followed an intense concert activity in private parties .
In the following years he plays with several Genoese musicians and founded together with others the local “Crooner” in which he performed numerous times together with great musicians of all kinds of music.

CLAUDIA SANGUINETI
Graduated in music therapy and graduated in Jazz at the Paganini Conservatory of Genoa, he has been dealing with some years of singing and vocatives alternating the activity of singer with that of singing teacher and music therapist. Between 1989 and 1993, she has created numerous television and radio advertisements for several recording studios and simultaneously collaborated as a chorister in different record projects.
She rotten versatility of her allowed her to scan her naturally among different musical genres, collaborating with many musicians both in jazz, pop, etno and light music.
She is part of a project on ethnic music and in particular on the Mediterranean area, which leads her to collaborate with different formations and musicians including F. Bebey (Camerum), Gnawa (Morocco), Engleshen (Mongolia) with subsequent record engravings . Some performances: 1997 Echo Art Ensamble Genoa (Mediterranean Festival, Mantua, Turin, Milan, G. Modena G. Modena.
He collaborated with the Traveling School of Marco Tindiglia and Jimmy Weinstein who proposes seminars on musical creativity and improvisation leading the 2003, 2004 and 2005 seminars at the Jazz event in Laurino (SA), to which several quartet concerts are followed with, To the double bass, Dennis Irwin (John Scofield, Joe Lovano etc).
You published a method of singing written together with the friend and colleague Anna Sini, and was rapporteur in various conferences on vocality and the voice in music therapy. You participated in several musical reviews, and the last few years see it engaged above all in the jazz field with the elastic formations ranging from the duo to the quintet. She has collaborated as a Vocalist to the “Ring, a story of boxing” documentary director of Giotto Barbieri, music by Luca Lamari. You have just published a series of educational videos to which you will follow an e-book and is completing a new solo project as an author and interpreter.