Giampaolo Pasquile is a London-based producer and mix engineer with twenty-five years of experience, working mainly in soul, neo-soul and pop, in stereo and Dolby Atmos. A classically trained pianist, arranger and composer, he studied at CPM Music Institute in Milan under Massimo Colombo and Roberto Guarnieri. His credits include Mike Posner, Peter Erskine, Stewart Copeland, Bob Mintzer, Irene Grandi and Gino Paoli. He is the director of JustPushPlay Ltd and teaches music production and mixing.
From 2009 Giampaolo worked with Boris Guertler, president of Milan’s SAAR Records, on reissues from the label’s historic Jolly catalogue.
He has kept studying throughout his career: Advanced Mixing and Mastering Techniques at Berklee with Mark Wessel (2012–2015), and Mix With The Masters with Tony Maserati at La Fabrique in France, followed by further sessions at Maserati’s studio in Los Angeles.
In 2016 he produced and mixed We All Love Burt Bacharach, a jazz album of thirteen Bacharach songs featuring Peter Erskine and Bob Mintzer. He is a member of the Music Producers Guild.
Giampaolo has contributed to over 500 releases. Yet what follows isn’t a list of his greatest accomplishments – it’s a glimpse into the ones that stir his deepest nostalgia. These aren’t just songs; they’re echoes of moments, places, and emotions that time could never erase.
Music shifts with every heartbeat of time – like language, ever evolving, like the weather, unpredictable, like the climate, reshaping the world around us. We may resist the dissonance of unwanted change, but in truth, we must learn to listen. For in the hum of innovation and the pulse of youth, there lies a future we cannot silence—only embrace.
When two souls meet, it is like the meeting of rare elements – should a reaction spark, neither remains unchanged.
Each is alchemized by the other, transformed in essence, forever altered in kind.