John Bucco, born Andrea Buccoliero in '89, embraces music as his creative outlet. At the age of 9, he discovered the enchanting melodies of John Frusciante, which sparked his journey into the world of acoustic guitar. Fueling his passion for music, particularly the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Frusciante’s solo discography, these influential sounds became the soundtrack of his formative years. Among the albums that defined his adolescence, "Shadows Collide with People" (2004) holds a prominent place. As he embarked on his college years, electronic and digital music made its mark on his musical palette. Alongside his guitar, synthesizers, DAW software, plugins, and an array of musical toys became integral components of his artistic expression. Two artists played a pivotal role in this evolution: Nicolas Jaar and, most notably, Thom Yorke of Radiohead. The album that perfectly encapsulates this period, drawing from the influences of Yorke and his band, is “In Rainbows” (2007). Music has been an ever-present force in his life. An example of this is Plan B. Together with a collective of friends, he established a Private Club, where he directly curated the diverse artistic programming. From rock to electronic, acoustic to house, pop to trap, and not forgetting hip-hop and Italian songwriting, the club showcased a broad spectrum of musical genres.