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Porcelain Raft
Porcelain Raft is Mauro Remiddi's main music project. The New York-based musician began his long, prolific career in Italy, the place of his birth, playing for small, local projects. After composing the original soundtrack for the 1997 Italian short-film ''La Matta dei Fiori'',〔(“Porcelain Raft - Music Biography, Credits, and Discography” ) AllMusic Jason Lymangrover. 2013.〕 and collaborating and touring the world with various bands, Remiddi launched his first solo recording project under the moniker Porcelain Raft, and in 2010 released his first solo EP ''Gone Blind'' with Acéphale Records. In 2011 he signed with Secretly Canadian and released the debut Porcelain Raft full-length record ''Strange Weekend'' which peaked at #33 on the ''Billboard'' Top Heatseekers Albums chart.〔(“Billboard Heatseeker Album Chart” ) 11 February 2012.〕 ''Permanent Signal,'' Porcelain Raft's second album was released on Secretly Canadian in August 2013.〔("Porcelain Raft's 'Think of the Ocean' Signals Sumptuous August Album" ) ''Spin'' Kyle McGovern, 19 June 2013.〕
In June 2015, Porcelain Raft released the five-track ''Half Awake'' EP via Volcanic Field, Remiddi's label. The EP was available digitally and via limited edition cassette tape.
==Mauro Remiddi==
Remiddi reportedly began experimenting with music when he was ten years old, playing his grandmother's piano and making make-believe radio programs on a small tape-recorder.〔("Catching Up With Porcelain Raft's Mauro Remiddi" )Out Magazine 24 January 2012.〕 He began touring around Italy when he was 20, playing accordion with a klezmer trio. Although he held other jobs to support himself, sometimes doing sound engineering or playing piano in hotels, he continued to tour Europe, and when he was twenty-seven he moved to London. From there, he continued to work with other artists and to tour as the lead vocalist, 12-string guitarist, and sometimes-drummer of Sunny Day Sets Fire,〔("Sunny Day Sets Fire" ) 2009.〕 a 5-piece rock band. In 2000, Remiddi spent three months in New York playing piano for an Off-Broadway show, and after spending 12 years in London, performing with rock bands and collaborating with visual artists, he traveled back to the city for the annual CMJ music conference, met his wife, and moved to Brooklyn two weeks later.〔(“The Worldy Mauro Remiddi Finds His Place as Porcelain Raft” ) “Blackbook” Jeremy Gordon. April 9, 2012.〕
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