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Sinclair, producer and DJ, is inspired by the easy listening sonorities of music from the sixties; in fact, his nickname is a tribute to the character played by Roger Moore in the TV series "The Persuaders".

His style testifies to these influences through original movie samples and vocals from that time period, producing a "soup" where every sound is dissolved in deep-house and drum'n'bass atmospheres.

You may remember Sinclair from the songs on the compilation Bossa'n'Go released under his other pseudonym, "The Cocktail Mood Project". These tracks exhibited his perfect melding of "club music" and the atmospheres created by immortal authors of bossa nova jazz.

Sinclair became a noted musician in the second half of the nineties after studying saxophone at Piccini's Music Conservatory. He developed his skills as a DJ and programmer playing in both acoustic and electronic settings, supported by other important session musicians.

His live shows have been numerous throughout Italy with appearances at Time Zone Festival, Fez Jazz Festival, The Biennial of European and Mediterranean Young Artists, and the Festival of Cinema of Locarno (Switzerland), supported by LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad, DJ Pathaan, Ohm Guru, Enzo Avitabile, and Clan Greco.