Giuseppe Ielasi is an Italian avant-garde musician and sound artist whose sonic explorations have significantly contributed to the fields of experimental and electronic music. Born in 1974, Ielasi commenced his musical journey at a young age, initially drawn to the guitar. Over time, his artistic practice evolved, embracing a wide range of techniques that include sampling, turntablism, and the meticulous manipulation of sound textures. His discography is marked by a penchant for abstract soundscapes and an innovative use of minimalism, which can be heard in works such as "Stunt" and its related releases, where he deconstructs the guitar’s sound into granular elements, reconfiguring them into captivating auditory experiences.

With a prolific output that consistently challenges the boundaries between music and noise, Ielasi's oeuvre is a testament to his relentless experimentation with auditory forms. Albums like "Aix" and "Tools" showcase his ability to transform everyday sounds into complex aural collages, while "Holiday For Sampler" underlines his skill in creating compelling narratives from found sounds and field recordings. His recent releases, such as "MMXX-10 Untitled, 2020," continue to reflect his deep engagement with the materiality of sound, ensuring that his work remains at the cutting edge of contemporary music. Beyond his solo works, Ielasi is also noted for his collaborations with other artists and his role as a curator and producer, further cementing his status as a key figure in the experimental music landscape.