Scuola Furano Podcast

Scuola Furano is Marco Busolini and Borut Viola, two young djs from Italy. They debuted with their first album (Scuola Furano) in October 2004 released by the indie label Riotmaker Following a childhood spent listening to Rap and Hip-hop they were stroke by the new European electronic dance-oriented scenes so they decided to start working with something that remind the sound of N.Y. in the first 80s, when Disco, Old School Rap, Electro and Punk were matched up with no barriers. They produced a video which was showed by the three most important music channels in Italy: All Music (guest + interview), MTV (guest + interview) and YOS TV, a division of MTV that play only no-commercial music (in heavy rotation). They became the 'Italian dance newcomer' and start to travel the Italian clubs with their live set, 45 minutes of drum machines, sinthetizers, samples and rap-a-like singing.

Scuola Furano is Marco Busolini and Borut Viola, two young djs from Italy. They debuted with their first album (Scuola Furano) in October 2004 released by the indie label Riotmaker Following a childhood spent listening to Rap and Hip-hop they were stroke by the new European electronic dance-oriented scenes so they decided to start working with something that remind the sound of N.Y. in the first 80s, when Disco, Old School Rap, Electro and Punk were matched up with no barriers. They produced a video which was showed by the three most important music channels in Italy: All Music (guest + interview), MTV (guest + interview) and YOS TV, a division of MTV that play only no-commercial music (in heavy rotation). They became the 'Italian dance newcomer' and start to travel the Italian clubs with their live set, 45 minutes of drum machines, sinthetizers, samples and rap-a-like singing.

Scuola Furano is Marco Busolini and Borut Viola, two young djs from Italy. They debuted with their first album (Scuola Furano) in October 2004 released by the indie label Riotmaker Following a childhood spent listening to Rap and Hip-hop they were stroke by the new European electronic dance-oriented scenes so they decided to start working with something that remind the sound of N.Y. in the first 80s, when Disco, Old School Rap, Electro and Punk were matched up with no barriers. They produced a video which was showed by the three most important music channels in Italy: All Music (guest + interview), MTV (guest + interview) and YOS TV, a division of MTV that play only no-commercial music (in heavy rotation). They became the 'Italian dance newcomer' and start to travel the Italian clubs with their live set, 45 minutes of drum machines, sinthetizers, samples and rap-a-like singing.

Scuola Furano is Marco Busolini and Borut Viola, two young djs from Italy. They debuted with their first album (Scuola Furano) in October 2004 released by the indie label Riotmaker Following a childhood spent listening to Rap and Hip-hop they were stroke by the new European electronic dance-oriented scenes so they decided to start working with something that remind the sound of N.Y. in the first 80s, when Disco, Old School Rap, Electro and Punk were matched up with no barriers. They produced a video which was showed by the three most important music channels in Italy: All Music (guest + interview), MTV (guest + interview) and YOS TV, a division of MTV that play only no-commercial music (in heavy rotation). They became the 'Italian dance newcomer' and start to travel the Italian clubs with their live set, 45 minutes of drum machines, sinthetizers, samples and rap-a-like singing.

Scuola Furano is Marco Busolini and Borut Viola, two young djs from Italy. They debuted with their first album (Scuola Furano) in October 2004 released by the indie label Riotmaker Following a childhood spent listening to Rap and Hip-hop they were stroke by the new European electronic dance-oriented scenes so they decided to start working with something that remind the sound of N.Y. in the first 80s, when Disco, Old School Rap, Electro and Punk were matched up with no barriers. They produced a video which was showed by the three most important music channels in Italy: All Music (guest + interview), MTV (guest + interview) and YOS TV, a division of MTV that play only no-commercial music (in heavy rotation). They became the 'Italian dance newcomer' and start to travel the Italian clubs with their live set, 45 minutes of drum machines, sinthetizers, samples and rap-a-like singing.

Scuola Furano is Marco Busolini and Borut Viola, two young djs from Italy. They debuted with their first album (Scuola Furano) in October 2004 released by the indie label Riotmaker Following a childhood spent listening to Rap and Hip-hop they were stroke by the new European electronic dance-oriented scenes so they decided to start working with something that remind the sound of N.Y. in the first 80s, when Disco, Old School Rap, Electro and Punk were matched up with no barriers. They produced a video which was showed by the three most important music channels in Italy: All Music (guest + interview), MTV (guest + interview) and YOS TV, a division of MTV that play only no-commercial music (in heavy rotation). They became the 'Italian dance newcomer' and start to travel the Italian clubs with their live set, 45 minutes of drum machines, sinthetizers, samples and rap-a-like singing.