The music industry is changing, no one can deny that. And no one really knows where this change will lead us, but at frēstyl we believe there is one thing that will never change:
Music starts līve.
Even before it is recorded, even before it is sold, music is played and experienced. That's why we believe that līve music will always be the heart of the music industry, no matter what comes next. Līve music brings together musicians, event organizers, and fans in venues all over the world every day. We believe that līve music events connect us to each other, and that's why we built frēstyl.
frēstyl helps people to discover līve music events happening around them, and makes it easier for musicians, event organizers and venues to promote the līve music events they play, organize and host. Spreading the word and finding out about good, local, līve music that people can experience on the spur of the moment shouldn't be hard, but it is. frēstyl is changing that.
For more information about how frēstyl works, check out help.
Music starts līve.
Even before it is recorded, even before it is sold, music is played and experienced. That's why we believe that līve music will always be the heart of the music industry, no matter what comes next. Līve music brings together musicians, event organizers, and fans in venues all over the world every day. We believe that līve music events connect us to each other, and that's why we built frēstyl.
frēstyl helps people to discover līve music events happening around them, and makes it easier for musicians, event organizers and venues to promote the līve music events they play, organize and host. Spreading the word and finding out about good, local, līve music that people can experience on the spur of the moment shouldn't be hard, but it is. frēstyl is changing that.
For more information about how frēstyl works, check out help.
Arianna Bassoli
co-founder
Arianna wanted to be a writer. Instead, she became an expert communicator and interaction designer, got a PhD and started frēstyl. All she can think and talk about is music, and she’s mildly obsessed with comics, anime and robots.
profile: karmanet contact: karmanet@frestyl.com
Johanna Brewer
co-founder
Johanna was born into l33tness (her father is a computer...) and received a PhD in haxoring. Her mild OCD (organizational skills), massive music collection, and obsession with design help make frēstyl awesome. She suffers daily from vegetarianism.
profile: deadroxy contact: deadroxy@frestyl.com
Luca Guidi
rails master
Luca has held many positions: soccer player, astronaut, sheriff, criminal, doctor, jet pilot, troublemaker. All before the age of 10. Now he spends his time hanging around, teaching machines how to do their dirty jobs, photographing and collecting music.
profile: jodosha contact: jodosha@frestyl.com
Craig Runyan
graphic designer
Craig is an interaction designer, a graphic designer, an avid photographer, Flash developer, collage-maker, gourmet chef, beer-brewer & bread-baker. He currently crams his 1.93 meter frame into a diminutive London flat & eats cheese with reckless abandon.
Dario
public relations
Dario feels (and we agree) that frēstyl couldn't have happened without his skills and support. He contributes to the team by furring things up, looking out the window nostalgically, eating his treats (or occasionally, our breakfasts), and "doing the matrix."
Beatrice Bassoli
character design
Beatrice is so young and beautiful that she decided to be an actress. If she fails to achieve the superstardom of Angelina Jolie she can always fall back on drawing comics, which incidentally she’s quite good at.
Kristina Damato
intern
Kristina is a business student from Philadelphia that got tired of the States and thought she might like to live in the coffee capital of the world. Her favorite hobbies are texting in public to avoid awkward situations and finding the best strawberry gelato in Rome.
Lindsey Miller
intern
Too much cynicism and not enough confidence landed Lindsey in college pursuing a degree in communications instead of photography. Impractically, she dreams of photographing for National Geographic. Striving to appear aloof, she is never without her iPod.
Sam Moore
intern
Sam grew up with delusions of being a professional athlete. Realizing that his athletic abilities don't cooperate, he resorts to majoring in Marketing at the University of Maryland. He’s an avid sports fan and is passionate about rock and (good) rap music.
