Canadian producer, composer Jean-Pierre Isaac is best known for his solo project called Scripture. In 1998, he released his first album, "Scripture: No Word Needed," with the help of his friend Frank Cenicola (Apache) on production and writing. The album featured Costanza Stocola (Cossy) on "Words Needed." Additionally, the album includes "Apache," a requiem co-written by Ruggiero Campopiano and Jean-Pierre Isaac, dedicated to their long-time friend Frank Cenicola. Before the release of "Scripture: No Word Needed", Jean-Pierre and Ruggiero had been shopping their demo CD around Canada until it was eventually signed by Polygram Belgium in 1997 and released under the title "Scripture: Indian Summer." Later, the album was signed with Polygram Canada in 1998, and Ruggiero used his knowledge of 3D Animation for Film to create videos for the songs "Corn Amused" and "Words Needed," directed by François Begin at Spykefilms in Montreal. One of Scripture's songs, "Apache," was selected for Volume 8 of the popular lounge compilation "Café Del Mar," which helped propel the album into the 21st century and gain more streams. In 2020, during the pandemic, "Apache" was included in the digital compilation "Café Del Mar Essentials 3 (DJ Mix)." Currently, Ruggiero & Jean-Pierre Isaac are set to release a new song titled "It Just Doesn't Matter" in 2023.