Roland Brant

Roland Brant, born Orlando Bragante on February 18, 1961, in Turin, Italy, is a pioneer of techno music in Italy. He started his career in the early 1980s and is known for his influential tracks like "Nuclear Sun" (1993), "Moon's Waterfalls" (1996), "The Kiss Of Medusa" (1994), and "Heaven" (1999). His compositions have been influential in the development of the Dream Progressive genre, similar to that popularized by Robert Miles. Brant has also extensively used the Laser Harp in his performances. He was a resident DJ at the Duplè club in Serricciolo from 1994 to 2006, contributing significantly to Italy's electronic music scene.

While your recent releases are noted, the majority of my information focuses on his earlier work. Brant's music career spans multiple decades, and he continues to be significant in the Italian techno and electronic music landscape.