Music-journalist, reviewer, consultant for events, reporter for international festivals around the world, music-producer, remixer, A&R and promoter for a label, composer for videogame soundtrack, writer for a book about music and culture of the 90's, selector for radio-shows: all in one. Giosuè Impellizzeri from one side, Dj Gio MC-505 from other side. His first reviews was on italian music fanzine, in 1996. After 4 years he started a long collaboration, as journalist, with tons of specialized paper-magazines and web-magazines as The Dance Web, Cubase, Trend Discotec, DiscoiD, Radio Italia Network's web-site, TechnoDisco, Jay Culture, Soundz, Disc-Jockey.it, Basebog, La Nuit, Jocks Mag, AmPm and many many others. Every year coming out more of 600 articles and reviews by him and in the last 8 years he realized more of 200 interviews with well-known artists from over the world (Dj Hell, Chris Liebing, Monika Kruse, Thomas Schumacher, Zombie Nation, Legowelt, Terence Fixmer, Stephan Bodzin, Mauro Picotto, Thomas P. Heckmann, Alden Tyrell, Marc Romboy, Johannes Heil only to name a few). Some years ago other italian journalists like to call him 'techno-journalist' or 'one of the pioneers of journalism on the web'. As music-producer, he released the first e.p. in the beginning of 2002 played by famous names as Tampopo, David Carretta, Vitalic, Capri, Romina Cohn and, for other releases, has received really positive feedbacks from Maru & Comix, Remute, Alex Flatner, Markus Lange, Luke Eargoggle, Water Lilly, Savas Pascalidis, Alexander Robotnick, Mooner Industries, Bangkok Impact, Rude 66 and many many others. Every release by Dj Gio MC-505 contain a special remix from international artist: from Ural 13 Diktators to Dariush, from Valyom to Hong Kong Counterfeit, from Chris Kalera to Maxx Klaxon via Francesco Passantino and Jor-El. From the beginning of 2006 he join in Tractorecords, electronic label and booking-agency running with the friends Francesco Passantino and Francesco Zappalà. In the same time he launch, with Passantino, a digital sublabel called Laboraudio, a kind of laboratory of innovative electronic music without any limits and prejudices. Some of the first releases was signed by Davide Calì, Gabe Catanzaro, Max Durante and the mysterious guy called Spartacus. And the mission goes on .
