Guilherme Veroneze is a Brazilian neoclassical pianist and composer. He lives and makes music among the beautiful seas of mountains in Minas Gerais Estate. His compositions (solo piano) explore sonorities of stage and felt piano and have influence from the composers like Philip Glass, Ludovico Einaudi and Yann Tiersen and other modern neoclassical authors. In the last years, he did authorial and independent releases and some of them were in partnership with the English label Collaborative Records and with the Canadian label Little Symphony Records (today, enjou). His lastest releases are part of the EP Shelter and nowadays, he is working in the artistic project called Entremares. In 2021, his independent EP Um tempo was selected as Best Classical Album of the year by the North American plataform SoloPiano.com. Some singles reached more than one million plays: Frater and Opus 36 (Spotify); Internally and she looks to the future (Pandora). The sound of Guilherme’s instrumental music is, eminently, calm and contemplative. Because of that, his releases are part of the daily lives of thousands of people around the world, being, literally, the soundtrack they hear when performing daily activities such as studying, working, walking, reading. The pianist’s compositions have already been included in more than thirty thousand playlists on plataforms such as Spotify, Deezer and Pandora.