Gianfranco Pescetti is a composer and producer who currently resides on the Hawaiian island of Maui. Originally from the Tuscan Island of Capraia, he previously lived in France for a few years before moving to the United States to continue his music career.

Pescetti draws inspiration from a diverse range of musical genres, including chillwave acts as well as legendary artists such as Depeche Mode and The Cure. His sound has been favorably compared to Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Röyksopp, Cocteau Twins, and Jean Michel Jarre, highlighting the versatility of his musical style.

Pescetti's artistic background is diverse, having studied ballet and danced professionally while also pursuing his love of music through music lessons and recording in his teens.

In 1988, Pescetti moved to San Francisco, where he became an active member of the city's lively music scene. While in San Francisco, he played bass in multiple bands, honing his musical skills. He released his debut solo album, "Love is Rain," in 2014.

His latest album, Daystar Nocturnal, an instrumental indie dance/electronica album, was released on January 25, 2024, and received a great response from music critics. As one reviewer noted, "[Insert Quote from Review]." Preceding this album, he released three fresh singles: "The Wake," "Stopless," and "Be My Ghost." Additionally, in 2023, he released a dance cover of the jazz classic "Fly Me to the Moon" as a side project. His work leans towards atmospheric electronica with a dance vibe, incorporating elements of modern indie rock.