Giorgio Moroder is a famous musician who produces electronic dance music. He was born in Ortisei, Italy, on April 26th 1940. He has been one of my most influential producers ever since I heard him on Daft Punk’s album, Random Access Memories. He tells us a story of what life was like for him when he first started making music and how he worked hard to make it where he is now. The story he told was just a summary of all that he has done. In order to understand how influential Giorgio was, one must not only look at what he has done but how he did it.
He did not always make electronic dance music. When he started, he used to play the guitar and after a while switched to the bass guitar. After trying his luck with different bands through Europe, …show more content…
The synthesizer was not well known at the time and people were trying to discover it and include it in music. Giorgio saw that opportunity and did the same. He knew it would be a “sound of the future”. When it comes to any artist that has ever made it, they all have one thing in common. They all take chances with different sounds that people are not used to listening to. The Beatles did this with their style of music that was considered heavy at the time, Kygo did it with his Tropical House style flutes and piano, and Jack U is doing it now with their new style of music. They all took chances that paid off. What makes them all successful is the ability to predict certain trends. Giorgio Moroder predicted that the synthesizer would become a really big hit and he took chances with his 17 minute version of “Love to Love You …show more content…
What the ones who do make it have in common is they are innovators, they are not afraid to take risks and not afraid to fail. Even when they do fail, they will stand back up and try something new that is even more outrageous than the last thing. The man I feel did this in such a spectacular way is Giovanni Giorgio, better known as Giorgio Moroder. He not only helped make songs that were controversial, but he saw an opportunity with the synthesizer to expand electronic dance music and took it. The work he has created with a wide selection of unbelievable talented artists has been nothing short than spectacular and yet he still maintains a humble attitude. That is why Giorgio is one of my greatest inspirations as a
He did not always make electronic dance music. When he started, he used to play the guitar and after a while switched to the bass guitar. After trying his luck with different bands through Europe, …show more content…
The synthesizer was not well known at the time and people were trying to discover it and include it in music. Giorgio saw that opportunity and did the same. He knew it would be a “sound of the future”. When it comes to any artist that has ever made it, they all have one thing in common. They all take chances with different sounds that people are not used to listening to. The Beatles did this with their style of music that was considered heavy at the time, Kygo did it with his Tropical House style flutes and piano, and Jack U is doing it now with their new style of music. They all took chances that paid off. What makes them all successful is the ability to predict certain trends. Giorgio Moroder predicted that the synthesizer would become a really big hit and he took chances with his 17 minute version of “Love to Love You …show more content…
What the ones who do make it have in common is they are innovators, they are not afraid to take risks and not afraid to fail. Even when they do fail, they will stand back up and try something new that is even more outrageous than the last thing. The man I feel did this in such a spectacular way is Giovanni Giorgio, better known as Giorgio Moroder. He not only helped make songs that were controversial, but he saw an opportunity with the synthesizer to expand electronic dance music and took it. The work he has created with a wide selection of unbelievable talented artists has been nothing short than spectacular and yet he still maintains a humble attitude. That is why Giorgio is one of my greatest inspirations as a