Federico Vaona

Federico Vaona is an Italian Music Composer, Arranger and Producer. He composed and arranged music for more than 2500 TV/Series Episodes. Federico is also a Music Supervisor, Music Programmer, Music Editor, Recording, Mixing and Mastering Engineer. This reputation has led him to work on the most popular TV network channels including Antena 3, Telecinco, TVE, Mediaset Group, and RAI Italy. On 2007 Federico internationally released his album "Mystico", a project that mixes Gregorian Chants, Piano, Opera Chants and Electronic Rhythms. "Mystico" hits Number 1 on Top Electronic Albums for iTunes Spain. Recent works include a music soundtrack for the successful TV Show "Guinness World Records" on Mediaset Group, music consultant at "57th Annual Young Musicians Foundation" directed by Christopher Allport, featuring John Williams, "The Miracle Of Love Theme" composed for the original script "I want you to be my baby - The Lillian Briggs Story", written and produced by Lee Schiller - Always Another Way Productions. Since July 2013 he is also the President of Territorial Council of SGAE (Authors and Publishers General Society of Spain) - Madrid. In the summer of 2014, Federico mastered Bob DeSena's album "After Midnight" which won the 24th Annual Los Angeles Award as "Jazz Album Of The Year". From 2016 he collaborates with KS Pictures producing the music and sound design for short film "West 32nd Street" and feature film "The Mason Brothers" produced and directed by Award Winner Director/Writer Keith Sutliff. New upcoming projects are the Sport Crime Drama "Red Card" by Film-Director Fredric Keith Reshew, produced by Maria Vascsak (IMA - International Management Agency), the electronic dance video-clip "One More Chance" and the new project "Mystico The Book Of Secrets".