New breakthrough talent Amadeo works with the likes of Pendulum’s KJ Sawka to bring his latest sound to the scene.
The turning point for the artist came upon enrolling at Los Angeles Film & Recording School, a highly accredited college for musical talent. Equipped with extensive theory and practice, Amadeo started releasing music in 2020 and amassed in excess of 100,000 streams on Spotify and YouTube alone.
His sounds didn’t just attract a substantial listener base of EDM fans. KJ Sawka, best known for his membership in the legendary Pendulum, one of the most successful electronic bands in the world, and Destroid, in collaboration with producers Excision and Downlink, noticed the producer’s talent through his productions.
KJ Sawka said: Amadeo is one to watch in 2021. Having mentored him through his productions this year, it’s clear that his determination and passion for the scene shine through in his music. He creates tracks that provoke emotion and, coupled with his integrity and knowledge, will undoubtedly break barriers within the electronic music scene.
Speaking on the release of his new music video, Amadeo said: I’m delighted to have released the Fall Through video this year. At times like these, it’s easy to slip through the cracks and forget who we are. I’ve been through some tough times throughout my career and this is testing for us as a nation. I tried to capture that feeling in this track, this is a track for all of us.
Amadeo premiers Fall Through on his YouTube channel. Furthermore, Amadeo just released the heavy Dubstep slammer, Denver in Slow Motion on 26 March 2021.
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