Mimmo Langella

Italian guitarist and composer, he has six solo records to his credit, "The Other Side" (Smoothnotes, 2002), "Funk That Jazz" (Smoothnotes, 2008) feat. Scott Henderson, "Soul Town" (Smoothnotes, 2012), "A Kind of Sound" (GBMUSIC, 2018), "Wonderful Life" (GBMUSIC, 2021) and "HAVEN" (GBMUSIC, 2024), and three singles, "Jonathan il gabbiano" (Southern Groove Records, 1996; Smoothnotes, 2012), "Dancing on the Rooftop" (Soulgem Records, 2023) and "Giada (per Vito)" (GBMUSIC, 2025).
As session man he played on the "Aitanic" soundtrack (Sony Music, 2000), on the CD "Fratelli d'Itano - Nuie Simme Tresc" (R.T.I. Music, 1998), on the Marcello Coleman CDs "Rena Nera" (Living Arts, 1999) and "Naif" (Oiné, 2005) that he produced too. He also played on the Vito Ranucci CDs "Killing The Classics" (CNI, 2013), "Napoli Inferno & Paradiso" (CNI, 2019) and "Killing The Classics Vol. 2" (CNI, 2021), on the Nino D'Angelo DVD and CD "Concerto anni 80... e non solo" (Di.Elle.O., 2015), on the Nino D'Angelo DVD "Concerto 6.0" (Universal Music, 2017), on the Nino D'Angelo DVD and CDs "I miei meravigliosi Anni '80... e non solo!" (Di.Elle.O., 2024) and on the "Sound of Qatar" album (CNI, 2022).
He is the holder of the chair of "Pop-Rock Guitar" at the "G. Martucci" Conservatory of Music in Salerno and has written two books: "Pentatonic Pyromania - Tecnica e Fraseggio per Chitarra Pop-Rock, Jazz e Fusion" (Fingerpicking.net, 2019) and "Ear Training per Chitarra e non solo!" (Fingerpicking.net, 2022).