DJ GRUFF FEAT DJ FAKSER & DJ DRUGO

Sandro Orrù, aka DJ Gruff, is one of the pioneers of old-school Hip-Hop in Italy. With a rich musical output, he has collaborated with musicians, mc's, breakers and street artists from all over the world.

Known for the originality of his reinterpretation of scratch and rap techniques, DJ Gruff expresses himself in hip-hop culture as a turntablist, DJ, beatmaker, rapper and producer.

With a career that began in 1982, his debut album "La Rapadopa" (1993) was a cult album that inaugurated the golden age of Italian rap. He has also been part of collectives such as The place to be, Casino Royale and Radical Stuff.

In 2014 he collaborated with trombonist Gianluca Petrella to give an experimental vision where rap, hip hop, scratch and jazz meet in an intense and unrestricted artistic association.

Giuseppe Prisco, aka Fakser is an Italian DJ and turntablist. In 2001 he approached djing and turntablism thanks to the decisive influence of rap music.

In 2009 he founded his first dj team, Simple But Funk, with which he entered the DMC world championships.

In 2016 he joined Alien Army, of which he is still a member, a historic Italian turntablism crew founded by Dj Skizo in 1996. His entry into the crew is inaugurated with a collaboration on the EP titled "Quattro".

He is a five-time Italian Scratch Champion and one-time World Scratch Champion.

The pride of Italian turntablism, Drugo is now a familiar name to many of those who approach the wheels of steel.

With 5 titles won in DJ competitions, of which 1 worldwide, Marco Drudi approached the world of music at the late age of 19, making his first official appearance on the Italian turntablism scene in 2006.

Thanks to the experience and visibility that the first competitions gave him, he started to step on stages all over the peninsula with live performances and dj sets where he combines a turntablist attitude with a strong passion for electronic sounds, having approached the music world favouring low frequencies and sustained bpm.