Flavio Cuccurullo - Vitriol (2019)

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Vitriol is an invitation to travel within ourselves, an invitation to research and to dig deep into our why, to be able to find our own. It is an arduous and impervious path stolen from our bowels, which allows poetic inner worlds made of sounds, images, symbols and colors to resurface in our everyday life. Vitriol is an invitation to seek dawn within dusk.

Flavio G. Cuccurullo was born in Avellino on 19/12/1992. Later he moved to the famous city of Bruniana, Nola, and at the age of 11 he took his first steps towards music. He starts with electric guitar lessons, a main instrument that will take him to participate and win several contests in the Neapolitan area. In 2007 he decided to take piano lessons with Nona Dajan. In 2010 he passed the admissions of "Jazz Guitar" and "Composition M.A.I. (music applied to the images) "at the state conservatory G.Martucci of Salerno, decides to undertake composition studies for music applied to images. To date he has signed works in categories such as: Spot, short films, Installations, Live Electronics, Pop, Rock, Classical and Symphonic arrangements. In 2015 he participated in the Berlin film festival with the director Raffaele Troianiello with the short film "Number 23724" taken from the famous monologue of Ascanio Celestini "I walk in an Indian row". In 2018 he released his debut album "7even" with the Italian record label Blue Spiral Records.