Indie Music Discovery

Submit Music

  • Discover
  • Playlists
  • Radio
  • Friends
  • About
  • Royalties
  • Connect
    • Spotify
    • Instagram
  • Submit Music

Watch: Don’t Slam The Radio by Nick Festari

by Featured Guest January 11, 2016 12:49 pm Tagged With: Europe, Italy, producer, songwriter

Nick Festari started studying piano at 9 years old. When he was 16, he became one of the organists of his parish. It was there that he took his first steps accompanying a talented choir during the liturgical celebrations and performances. In that period, Nick met the 2 people who have believed in him, and together they have been writing some of the best eurobeat hits for years.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-EmCYhB084

In 1986 he started a cover band with some friends where he has been playing keyboards for about 2 years. In 1987 the musicians and Live Music Studio owners Claudio Accatino & Federico Rimonti began to work with the well-known dance producer Mark Farina. Nick Festari started to cooperate with them playing some arrangements and rhythmics, progressively improving his studio work skills. In the meantime, he became a member of a band and gospel/Christian rock choir that performed in some churches and small local theaters.

Furthermore, he participated in various song contests as writer, winning the last edition in 1992. In the same year, Accatino & Rimonti joined Time Records (a famous Italian dance label) and proposed to Nick to writing new melodies for the Japanese audience. Two years later, Claudio and Federico started their own label, “HI-NRG ATTACK”, where Festari was involved in writing almost 800 songs in about 20 years, also arranging and often singing these tracks behind many aliases with his own particular style.

These songs have been long appreciated by the Japanese fans and a good part of the world that love eurobeat and Italo-dance. At the end of 2012, Nick considered the chance to undertake a solo career and began to write a voice/piano pop-ballad. Once finished, he took some months to make a hard decision, and in summer 2013 he took a chance and left eurobeat, dance scenes and HI-NRG ATTACK that gave many satisfactions and professional skills to him.

Now Nick Festari dives into pop-music trying to reach for a totally new audience with his own style so appreciated in his former path. His new album is now streaming on Spotify.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnCXT8dun6s

Share this:

  • Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email
  • Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook
  • Share on Threads (Opens in new window) Threads
  • Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit
  • Print (Opens in new window) Print

Related Articles


Discover more from Indie Music Discovery

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Submit Music

From our friends at CyberPR, highly recommend.

Buzz to Bond by Ariel Hyatt (CyberPR)

Article Spotlight

Janet Noh-Growing Up With You

Interview with Janet Noh – Growing Up With You

  • Interview with Eddie Canyon – Id10t
  • Interview with Parmy Dhillon – Nashville
  • Interview with Rusty Reid (& the Unreasonables) – Piece of the Action

Find more music from our supporters.

spotlight

Most Popular Playlist

Spotlight

Siren Premiere Emotional New Video for “February’s Son”

  • Interview with Eddie Canyon – Id10t
  • Interview with Parmy Dhillon – Nashville
  • Interview with Rusty Reid (& the Unreasonables) – Piece of the Action

Check out more music from our supporters.

Resources

From Buzz To Bond
From Buzz To Bond by Ariel Hyatt

Recent Articles

Andrew Christopher’s The Imaginary Band Arrive with Rich Harmonies and Americana-Driven Debut Album Highlighting Lead Single “If You Only Knew”

  • Em Armstrong Reclaims Her Power on Edgy Alt-Rock Anthem “Maybe Probably Never”
  • Andrew Spice Comes Alive on “Pretty Demons” LP with Lead Single “Unafraid”
  • Tim & The Glory Boys Soundtrack the Art of Slowing Down on “If I Go Missin’”

Receive Articles via Email

Enter your email to receive new posts in your inbox. You can unsubscribe at anytime.

spotlight

The AlphiyO Show
The SODEH Hour by Sodeh Records

Discover more music

A Lifetime in Motion – Bruce Rosenblum’s New Album “Never Too Late”

More indie music

  • Interview: Ryan O’Reilly 
  • Justin Maki Blends Atmosphere and Edge on “Wasting Time”
  • “Pushing Forty” Finds Ellie Heath in a Moment of Growth and Reinvention
  • Jont Reflects on Love, Presence, and Self-Discovery on “You In The World”
  • Allegories Embrace Chaos and Dreamlogic on New Single “Horrible Wonder”

Unlimited Sounds Radio


Apple App Store | Android App Store
The SODEH Hour by Sodeh Records
The SODEH Hour by Sodeh Records

Search our index

Translate to your preferred language

spotlight

Copyright © 2026 Indie Music Discovery.com.
An Unlimited Sounds Publishing & Distribution, LLC property.
All Rights Reserved.DMCA + Terms of Use | Privacy PolicyPowered by Studiopress and Bluehost.