Caramel Chameleon

Caramel Chameleon is an Italian electronic music project led by Francesco Pio Nitti, born in 1996. He began his musical journey at the age of 12 with private electric guitar lessons, which eventually led him to explore various instruments and genres. His influences range from rock and progressive to electronic music, with artists like David Bowie, Philip Glass, and Jean-Michel Jarre playing significant roles in shaping his style. Caramel Chameleon's music often blends different moods and emotions, reflecting his personal experiences. He is known for his work in genres such as acid, jungle, and breakcore, drawing inspiration from labels like Warp Records and Rephlex.

Caramel Chameleon's music is characterized by its eclectic mix of analog and digital elements, often incorporating live takes and digital editing. His recent releases include albums and EPs like "Poimandres," "Mixture of Phases EP," and "Disk.Data EP," showcasing his versatility and creativity in the electronic music scene. His approach to music is deeply intertwined with visual elements, often composing while watching videos, which adds a unique dimension to his creative process.

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