London-based composer and DJ, Massimo Braghieri is a multifaceted force in the world of music. From his early days as an
organ soloist and conductor to his work as a composer, arranger, and sound engineer, Massimo's musical odyssey has been remarkably dynamic.

His musical education began at four and culminated in a master's degree in Organ and Composition. Initially drawn to performance and education, he spent years as an organ soloist and choirmaster, even conducting his first orchestra in his teens.

However, his passion for electronic music and his insatiable curiosity about all forms of music led him down many different paths. He became involved in several local avant-garde bands, some of which achieved cult status in the Italian New Wave underground scene. He studied and performed as a countertenor in the award-winning madrigal group Fosco Corti.

He composed scores for theatrical companies and arranged and wrote music for the folk group Enerbia, whose debut album was released in collaboration with World Music magazine. He also toured as a keyboardist with Manuela Dia, winner of the Premio Tenco—Italy's most prestigious award for songwriters—broadcast nationally on television.

In 2008, Massimo's evolution as a DJ took flight, especially within the LGBT+ and queer scene. His signature blend of indie-dance and techno captivated audiences and became a staple at legendary London venues, earning acclaim across Europe, Canada, and Asia.

Most recently, he composed the soundtrack for “Temple”, a short film selected for the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. Expanding on his electronic roots, Massimo also teamed up with DJ/producer Gianluca Pighi to form the project Oh!. Grounded in the atmospheric textures of synth-pop and post-punk, the duo released their ambitious, 16-track debut double album, We Come In Peace, on Huldigung Records in 2026.