is a student of graphic design and also works professionally in this field. He began his musical experience in early childhood by composing small piano pieces. Working without a formal musical education, he integrated his experience as a member of a hardcore guitar band with his first electronic music experiments while in his teens. Soon his computer composing took precedence over group music-making. His first efforts were arranged mostly by sampling methods, and he still prefers sampling to digital sound synthesis. Roma rejects any idea of himself as a strictly electronic producer, believing that contemporary artists should use all available resources. He uses his medium as a podium for the breaking digital composing stereotypes, borrowing eclectically from acoustic jazz and pseudo-symphonic music to experimental clicks'n'cuts, microsampling and glitch tech.