Carefully avoiding categorization, Milan-born Thomas Feriero has been exploring an expansive approach to music for the past 13 years.

Since releasing his first records in the late '00s, Thomas has been at the helm of numerous group and solo acts including Manead Veyl, CW/A and Avatism; his work appearing on prestigious labels like BMG, Universal, R&S, Decca, Bedouin and Pinkman. By the age of 26 he had performed in over 300 cities across 6 continents, at world-renown clubs including Berghain, Fabric, REX, Village Underground, Concrete and festivals like Sònar, Audioriver, and EXIT.

As an engineer and remixer, Feriero has collaborated with These New Puritans, Ludovico Einaudi, Octavian & Future, Eliot Sumner, Selena Gomez, Jehnny Beth, Tale of Us, DJ Tennis, and Alex Smoke.

On the side, after co-running Parachute Records with Manfredi Romano (founder of Life and Death and Daze Bookings), Thomas founded Veyl: a boutique record label he runs alongside Alex Knoblauch (Mute, DFA.) A home for Years of Denial, December, VTSS, Blind Delon and many others, the imprint has garnered a growing loyal following.

After living between Miami, London and Berlin, Thomas returned to Milan to establish The Hidden Mountain: a production studio focused on tailor-made music and sound design for brands and film-makers. Since then the studio has soundtracked the vision of Versace, Chanel, Sephora, Ferrari and Givenchy.

Rolling Stone, BBC, FACT, i-D, and Vice have all featured his work; TRAX Magazine picking “Words Unspoken, Acts Undone” as one of the Best Albums of 2015 and his Maenad Veyl debut making NPR’s 2018 Music of the Year list.