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'''Federico Ughi''' (born 1972) is an Italian drummer and composer. He works primarily in the fields of [[free improvisation]] and [[jazz]].
'''Federico Ughi''' (born 1972) is an Italian drummer and composer. He works primarily in the fields of [[free improvisation]] and [[jazz]].


==Career==
==Career==
A native of Rome, Italy, he started playing drums at the age of twelve.<ref name="Prato">{{cite web |last1=Prato |first1=Greg |title=Federico Ughi |url=https://www.allmusic.com/artist/federico-ughi-mn0000165557 |website=AllMusic |accessdate=2 October 2019 }}</ref> In 1994 he moved to England, joined a quartet, and studied with pianist [[Paul Bley]].<ref name="Prato" /> After 2000 he lived in New York City and performed as a duo with [[Daniel Carter (musician)|Daniel Carter]].<ref name="Prato" /> He has worked with [[Steve Dalachinsky]] and [[DJ Food]].<ref name="Prato" /> In 2001 he founded 577 Records. In 2012 he toured with pop duo [[Blue Foundation]] in the U.S., Europe, and China.
A native of Rome, Italy, he started playing drums at the age of twelve.<ref name="Prato">{{cite web |last1=Prato |first1=Greg |title=Federico Ughi |url=https://www.allmusic.com/artist/federico-ughi-mn0000165557 |website=AllMusic |accessdate=2 October 2019 }}</ref> In 1994 he moved to England, joined a quartet, and studied with pianist [[Paul Bley]].<ref name="Prato" /> After 2000 he lived in New York City and performed as a duo with [[Daniel Carter (musician)|Daniel Carter]].<ref name="Prato" /> He has worked with [[Steve Dalachinsky]] and [[DJ Food]].<ref name="Prato" />


==Discography==
==Discography==
* ''South of Brooklyn'' (577, 2003)
* ''The Space Within'' (Slam Productions, 2000)
* ''Ulers Two'' (577, 2002)
* ''Ulers Two'' (577, 2002)
* ''I Thought It Was the End of the World Then the End of the World Happened Again'' with Steve Dalachinsky (577, 2002)
* ''I Thought It Was the End of the World Then the End of the World Happened Again'' with Steve Dalachinsky (577, 2002)
* ''South of Brooklyn'' (577, 2003)
* ''Songs for Four Cities'' (Skycap, 2012)
* ''Songs for Four Cities'' (Skycap, 2012)
* ''Quartet'' (FMR, 2013)
* ''Heart Talk'' (577, 2016)
* ''Heart Talk'' (577, 2016)
* ''Transoceanico'' (577, 2019)
* ''Transoceanico'' (577, 2019)
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Latest revision as of 03:51, 3 April 2024

Federico Ughi
Background information
Born (1972-10-11) 11 October 1972 (age 51)
Rome, Italy
GenresFree improvisation, avant-garde jazz
Occupation(s)Musician
Instrument(s)Drums
Years active1991–present
Labels577 Records
Websitefedericoughi.com

Federico Ughi (born 1972) is an Italian drummer and composer. He works primarily in the fields of free improvisation and jazz.

Career[edit]

A native of Rome, Italy, he started playing drums at the age of twelve.[1] In 1994 he moved to England, joined a quartet, and studied with pianist Paul Bley.[1] After 2000 he lived in New York City and performed as a duo with Daniel Carter.[1] He has worked with Steve Dalachinsky and DJ Food.[1]

Discography[edit]

  • The Space Within (Slam Productions, 2000)
  • Ulers Two (577, 2002)
  • I Thought It Was the End of the World Then the End of the World Happened Again with Steve Dalachinsky (577, 2002)
  • South of Brooklyn (577, 2003)
  • Songs for Four Cities (Skycap, 2012)
  • Quartet (FMR, 2013)
  • Heart Talk (577, 2016)
  • Transoceanico (577, 2019)

With Daniel Carter

  • Astonishment (577, 2001)
  • Concrete Science (577, 2004)
  • The Dream (577, 2006)
  • Mountain Path (577, 2007)
  • People's Resonance (577, 2008)
  • The Gowanus Recordings (577, 2010)
  • Perfect Blue (Not Two, 2010)
  • Navajo Sunrise (Rudi, 2013)
  • Extra Room (577, 2015)
  • Extra Room Vol. 2 (577, 2015)
  • Life Station (577, 2016)
  • Vol. 1 Erie Live! (577, 2017)
  • Vol. 2 Toronto Live! (577, 2017)
  • Vol. 3 Rochester Live! (577, 2017)
  • Telepathic Alliances (577, 2017)
  • Telepatia Liquida (577, 2018)
  • New York United (577, 2019)
  • Radical Invisibility (577, 2019)

With others

  • Paul Flaherty, Morfina (2017)
  • Kirk Knuffke, Garden of Gifts (577, 2009)
  • Matthew F. Morris, Unspecifications (Slam Productions, 1999)
  • Ras Moshe, Dave Ross, Red River Flows (577, 2008)
  • Jeff Platz, Past & Present Futures (Glitch, 2013)

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d Prato, Greg. "Federico Ughi". AllMusic. Retrieved 2 October 2019.
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