Julyo

Quick Facts

Full Name	Julyo
Occupation	Player
Date Of Birth	Dec 14, 1978(1978-12-14)
Age	46
Country	Italy
Horoscope	Sagittarius

Julyo Biography

Julyo is one of the most popular and richest Player who was born on December 14, 1978 in Italy.

Julyo began playing the guitar at the age of 8 and learned Basic, Pascal and Assembly at age 12. Between 1998 and 2000, Julyo took guitar lessons from Japanese guitarist Katsumi Nagaoka, Mick Goodrick, Pat Metheny, performed with Paco De Lucia while he was touring with the Guitar Trio in Europe and played in local bands, one of which was called “Out of Zone”. He was influenced by guitarists including Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Brian May, Jimmy Page, Joe Satriani and jazz fusion guitarist Pat Metheny. Julyo attended Nicolo Paganini Conservatory. Julyo has also studied film scoring and music production at Berklee College of Music, with Steve Bates (assistant engineer for Thriller by Michael Jackson), Scott Tarulli, John Finn, Mick Goodrick, John Petrucci and Mark White. After sending a demo CD (originally produced for a Krizia fashion showcase in 1999) to talent agency N.S. Bienstock he began to work as a studio session player for 429 Records and local studios in US and Europe Between 1999 and 2001 Julyo performed and collaborated with Reeves Gabrels, Jonathan Mover and performed at New York legendary art studios Milk! for Calvin Klein (fashion designer), Museum of Modern Art NYC and Move*ment Inc. In 2002, Julyo joined Latin pop band ‘4Ever’, performing on electric and nylon strings guitar. During summer 2002 he played the American Anthem at the Fenway Park on electric guitar for a Red Sox game. During his stay in Boston, Massachusetts, Julyo performed regularly at local jam sessions and worked intensively as a studio session player and lead guitar player for cover band “Howling Devils” (2002 tour live opening act for Mr. Big ); Julyo guitar pieces had been featured extensively in local television and radio stations in Massachusetts from 2001 to 2003. He also worked as session player for LLCoolJ (on the song Fa Ha from the album “10”), DefJam, NBC Television and Cindy Blackman.

During 2003 Julyo relocated to Copenhagen, Denmark to work as a sound engineer and session player, performing at Rust, Steingaden, Vega and the Kobenhavn Music Festival 2004 in Rådhuspladsen. After a brief experience as a session player at TV 2 Zulu and MTV North Europe, Julyo started to perform with a glam-punk-rock band “Kharisma”. Kharisma performed a series of short promotional gigs in New York, Munich, Milan and Amsterdam and released a self- titled EP at end of 2005. The band became prominent in the Italian and Japanese underground scene between 2003 and 2005 performing along Japanese rock acts Guitar Wolf and Kokai. After the last tour, Kharisma broke up due to internal tensions. Upon leaving the group, Julyo moved to Tokyo where he performed as VJ in the Japanese underground scene as Photosonic or Photosonik both as performance artist at Kanazawa University, Mori Tower Museum, Tokyo Arts University and as VJ for psytrance and dark techno DJs Talamasca, Skazi and Infected Mushroom.

Julyo Net Worth

Julyo is one of the richest Player from Italy. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Julyo 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Giulio D’Agostino (born in Genoa, Italy on December 14, 1978) better known by the mononym Julyo is an Award Winner guitar / bass player, technologist, intrapreneur, producer, VJ and DJ of Italian origin who has several International Awards for his film scoring work and work as intrapreneur for Google LLC, Apple Inc and Salesforce.com. After starting his career as a session player for Dolce & Gabbana, Calvin Klein, Anna Sui, LL Cool J, Cindy Blackman, Michael Brecker, Wizkid, Mika Nakashima, Aphex Twin, B.B. King, Pete Burns (Dead or Alive), Fabrizio de Andre, Lucio Dalla, Lou Reed, Paulo Bragança, Shane MacGowan, Goldie, Reeves Gabrels and Steven Stewart, Julyo recorded and toured in Europe, USA and Japan from 2003 till present. Member of various bands including Take That, 4Ever, Kharisma, Photosonic Orchestra and Kino (UK rock band) Julyo solo career began in 2006 and has released and appeared in over five hundred albums and won three International Awards for his film score for Photosonic, a short film about the ‘photosonic guitar’ he developed. Julyo has been a member of the ICC Irish Composers Collective and cultural ambassador for the European Regional Development Fund.

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

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Who is Julyo Dating?

According to our records, Julyo is possibily single & has not been previously engaged. As of December 1, 2023, Julyo’s is not dating anyone.

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After the break-up of Photosonic Orchestra, Julyo moved back focusing on his solo career, in particular doing gigs as DJ, VJ and guitar player. Thanks to a series of sold-out gigs with Goldie, Gaudi (musician), Ed Solo and Alex M.O.R.P.H. the reputation as VJ was consolidated and by the end 2011 Julyo become a quite a name in the Dublin and London underground music scene also because of his residencies as VJ at SeOne and The Village (music venue). Julyo has celebrated the 4th year as resident DJ and VJ at Dublin famous weekly live music night the King Kong Club (Whelan’s), performing every week as DJ and VJ at the Dublin infamous battle-of-the-bands night along with hosts Keiron Campbell (Amazing Few), rapper Anti-One and DJ Saul Delmore Philbin Bowman.

Facts & Trivia

Karen Ranked on the list of most popular Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Italy. Julyo celebrates birthday on December 14 of every year.

During 2014 Julyo is elected as Ambassador for European Culture by the European Development Fund, performing at Danube Palace, Irish Georgian Society, Rockwood Music Hall, Vigadó Concert Hall and several European opera theatres, large concert halls and cultural institutions.