Nicole Sanzio’s “The Beginning” is now on all streaming platforms!
It’s her second neo-classical single leading up to her debut EP, In Transit, a contemporary piece filled with so much emotion that it’s perfect for a climatic movie scene.
Throughout the years, she has worked for a variety of companies such as NBC, CBS, MTV, and many more specifically when it comes to licensing, rights, and clearances in media. During her time at MTV, she had an idea to create a library of music from independent writers, artists, and composers, so she could negotiate to use their music. Now, she brings attention to indie music on a bigger scale with her own production music library and music licensing company, InDigi Music.
Nowadays, she is one of those independent artists signed by her company! “The Beginning” is inspired by her adopted parents who put her in piano lessons.
I have them to thank for my listening ears—in life and in music.”
Nicole Sanzio on her parents
These piano lessons were taught using the Suzuki method created by Japanese violinist Shinichi Suzuki. Nicole Sanzio illustrates his method also called the mother-tongue method as, “coming up with music that came from my mind rather than sheet music”. “The Beginning” composed by Nicole Sanzio, engineered by Jill Tengan at Rusk Second Studios, and mastered by Phillip Lewis is a prime example of this method.
Whether you are a fan of classical music, experimenting with new music, or need to feel like a main character in a movie, listen to Nicole Sanzio’s “The Beginning” on all streaming platforms right now.
Also, keep a look out for her upcoming EP, In Transit!
Written by: Grace Jones