Renowned record producer and mix engineer Giampaolo Pasquile is once again making waves in the global music landscape with his groundbreaking new album, The Fake Truth. Scheduled for release soon, the project is a bold exploration of the future of music, seamlessly blending analog soul with digital precision—while keeping the human heart firmly at the center.
In an age where artificial intelligence is increasingly encroaching on creative industries, Pasquile flips the narrative. The Fake Truth doesn’t surrender to AI—it uses it as a co-pilot. The result is a listening experience that fuses nostalgia with innovation, pushing listeners to reflect on their relationship with technology, memory, and meaning.
“I didn’t want to make an AI-made record,” Pasquile explains. “Every track was crafted with the same level of care and passion I’ve always put into my work. AI was never the creator, only an idea amplifier, a collaborator.”
Pasquile’s signature warmth and emotional depth are unmistakable throughout the album. From analog instruments like vintage Hammond organs to modern plugins mimicking classic compressors, The Fake Truth is less about the gear and more about what that gear can make you feel.
With a career that includes work with Mike Posner, Tears For Fears, Will.i.am, and Stewart Copeland, Pasquile has long been at the forefront of sound innovation. But this new album may be his most daring project yet—a philosophical and artistic statement on where music is headed, and how we might take the best parts of the past with us.
Whether fully human-made or AI-assisted, each track is crafted with intent and emotion. Listeners can expect genre-spanning pieces that challenge conventional boundaries while inviting introspection and connection.
In The Fake Truth, Pasquile has created more than an album—he’s sparked a conversation.
