Giampaolo Pasquile is a record producer and mix engineer based in London. He studied arranging and jazz piano at CPM Music Institute in Milan, and mixing and mastering at Berklee. He produced and mixed Massimo Colombo’s We All Love Burt Bacharach, with Peter Erskine, Bob Mintzer and Darek Oles; remixed Mike Posner’s “Amor Fati”; and produced and mixed Irene Grandi’s “Fiera di me”, featuring Stewart Copeland on drums. He has also worked with Gino Paoli, Vittorio De Scalzi and Jimmy Ross, among others. Over seven years at SAAR Records, he restored and remastered catalogue reissues of recordings by Adriano Celentano, Dalida, Françoise Hardy, Luigi Tenco, Enzo Jannacci and Franco Battiato, among others. He produces and mixes records in stereo and Dolby Atmos.
A selection of records Giampaolo has worked on, chosen not for what they achieved but for what they still mean to him.
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.