Remo Anzovino, born February 12, 1976, in Italy, is a musician and composer. He started his musical journey at age 10 and formed The Left Hand Band during eighth grade. In 1994, he composed his first stage music for a theater show by Fabio Scaramucci's Ortoteatro company. Anzovino’s breakthrough came with the release of Dispari in 2006, which reached Number 1 on the Italian jazz chart on iTunes and included themes originally composed for silent films. He released Tabù in 2008, further establishing his reputation in instrumental music. His subsequent albums include Igloo (2010), Viaggiatore immobile (2012), and Don’t Forget to Fly (2023). Anzovino has collaborated with notable musicians such as Franz Di Cioccio, Gabriele Mirabassi, and Enzo Pietropaoli. He won the Special Audience Award at the Bolzano "Rimusicazioni" festival in 2005 for his score for Nanook of the North.
