Heinrich Dressel

Valerio Lombardozzi (Heinrich Dressel /Dressel/ Composite Profuse) is an Italian composer and producer.
From 1990 to 1995 he studied jazz piano with master Romano Liberatore, learning harmony and piano comping. In 1998 he graduated in Sound Engineering, Midi, and Mixing at the Università della Musica of Rome. In the late 90s he started to produce electronic music under the pseudonyms Composite Profuse – his electro-oriented project – and Heinrich Dressel – his soundtrack/cryptical-kosmische alias.
In 2003 he founded MinimalRome music label. Since 2000 he became involved in many collaborations and musical productions, and labels such as Bunker, Crème Organization, Strange Life Records, Mannequin, Bordello a Parigi, Slow Motion, Cyber Dance, Frustrated Funk, Shipwrec, Solar One Music, among others, produced his music.
He worked with various directors, composing soundtracks for short movies, trailers, and documentaries, and provided sound design and effects for several visual media and film production companies (Curator Picture USA, Magda Film, Void, Dugong, Tatabrand, Rewind, Xister, etc). In 2018 he composed the soundtracks for a short called "My Tyson", award winner at Venice International Film Festival.
At the end of 2016 he started a new collaboration with Federico Amorosi, former Claudio Simonetti's Goblin bass player and they released the first album "DeathMetha" on Giallo Disco Records.