“aero2graph” is the alias of electronic music composer and producer Mario Rosanda, born and raised in Pula (Istria), and currently working out of a small home studio "POD" in Vinkuran village. Rosanda started creating his music in 2000, and with each release, the styles and techniques shift and transform. His interest in music are focused on the electronic, ambient, synth-pop and new-age genres. From an early age he was introduced to a variety of art forms, and by profession is a graphic designer-illustrator, as he himself designed and illustrated cover artworks of his albums. 

His experiments in electro-acoustic music yielded the 2003 album”FREQUENCY” and a year later album “ATMOSPHERIC”. By the time Rosanda released in 2015 his third album “AeroGRAPHIC”. The end of 2018 marks the release of the EP album called "AeroDANCER", which compiles the last four singles.

A recent event is the founding of the band DEMMO. In 2020, after the collaboration with the Pula singer-songwriter Valter Milovan, aka Maer, under the common name DEMMO, they released three singles in a slightly different musical style, of which the song "When You Walk" was immediately marketed on Radio Maestral as "Hit of the Week". In addition to this song, DEMMO has also released "Stop Those Machines", an electro-dance song in English, and a cover of Bob Marley song "Could You Be Loved", also in a unique electro-ambient instrumental style.

With the fusion of vintage analogue synthesizers and cutting-edge digital technology he try to connect the frequency and vibration of the physical world with spiritual one, on the organic and scientific manner. He deeply believes in music as a pleasure, but also a mental therapy.

Rosanda uses mainly the following gear: EMINENT 310U, MOOG Minimoog model D, ARP Odyssey, MOOG Mother 32, LOGAN String Melody 2, ROLAND PRO-E, MOOG MF-102, MOOG MF-108, MOOG MF-101, Doepfer Dark Time, EVENTIDE Space, EVENTIDE Timefactor, EVENTIDE Pitchfactor, Electro Harmonix Small Stone & 1 Echo, Focusrite Clarett 8 Pre X

Software instruments: Native Instruments & Arturia   

Studio monitors: Event 20/20 BAS   

Recording and mixing: Propellerhead Reason and Ableton