Monday, February 08, 2021
Sequential Artist Spotlight Interview with NICHOLAS VELLA
You can find the interview on Sequential's website here.
"Nicholas Vella is a pianist, keyboardist, and producer born in Palermo, Italy, and later moved to Paris in his 20s where he graduated from the Conservatory of Paris. He has played regularly at jazz clubs and quickly became one of the most sought sidemen on the French and international scene. Nicholas has recorded and performed on stage with Mayra Andrade, Joss Stone, Dam’nco, Etienne MbappĂ©, Paco Sery, Nina Attal, French pop star Tal, Slimane, Sinclair and many others.
Now he is the active leader in his project MONSIEUR MALA as a textless storyteller, sound painter, and gives freedom to everyone’s imagination and interpretation. MONSIEUR MALA, with a universe of unique colors, welcomes to a voyage full of trance, dream and dance. Through its music, it explores captivating atmospheres with a most exciting originality.
We chatted with Nicholas on how he uses the Prophet-6 in his music"
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