I am Valerio Lombardozzi, Italian composer and producer, also known by aliases Heinrich Dressel, Composite Profuse and Dressel Amorosi. I studied jazz piano with master Romano Liberatore from 1990 to 1995, and in 1998 I graduated in Sound Engineering, MIDI, and Mixing at the Università della Musica in Rome. I have spent my career blending cinematic scores with electronic textures, collaborating with directors and labels around the world. In 2003 I founded MinimalRome with friends to release innovative electronic music and build a network of artists and collaborators. Since 2000 I have composed soundtracks for short films, trailers and documentaries, and I have contributed sound design and effects for various visual media and TV channels. In 2018 I started the duo Dressel Amorosi with Federico Amorosi, releasing DeathMetha on Giallo Disco, and I scored My Tyson (docufilm), which won Best Docufilm at the 2021 Venice International Film Festival. I continue to work on film trailers, documentaries, and creative projects across the globe, drawing inspiration from 70s-80s film scores and the Canterbury scene.…I am Valerio Lombardozzi, Italian composer and producer, also known by aliases Heinrich Dressel, Composite Profuse and Dressel Amorosi. I studied jazz piano with master Romano Liberatore from 1990 to 1995, and in 1998 I graduated in Sound Engineering, MIDI, and Mixing at the Università della Musica in Rome. I have spent my career blending cinematic scores with electronic textures, collaborating with directors and labels around the world. In 2003 I founded MinimalRome with friends to release innovative electronic music and build a network of artists and collaborators. Since 2000 I have composed soundtracks for short films, trailers and documentaries, and I have contributed sound design and effects for various visual media and TV channels. In 2018 I started the duo Dressel Amorosi with Federico Amorosi, releasing DeathMetha on Giallo Disco, and I scored My Tyson (docufilm), which won Best Docufilm at the 2021 Venice International Film Festival. I continue to work on film trailers, documentaries, and creative projects across the globe, drawing inspiration from 70s-80s film scores and the Canterbury scene.WWWW…