Fusionarium

Fusionarium is an indie-alternative collective blending world music with electronic soundscapes to create immersive experiences.
Founded by Luigi Cirillo, a Neapolitan artist with deep musical roots, Fusionarium merges acoustic instruments and electronic textures to tell stories of migration, resilience, and connection.
Luigi took on the challenge from his artistic director when asked to create a new show to celebrate the Giro d’Italia in Northern Ireland. He reshaped his repertoire into a bold fusion of Neapolitan traditions and global influences — a risky experiment that captivated audiences at Bert’s Jazz Club.

Described as “a positive force who creates a musical landscape that appeals to all” (Linley Hamilton, BBC) and “not scared to push into unfamiliar spaces” (Mark Smulian, Atlantic), Luigi builds sonic ecosystems where each voice finds its place.

Representing the UK at Paris Cultural Olimpiads, winner of Broadway World Ireland Best Orchestra Performance, with a vinyl release in 2025 and live concerts planned in Ireland, Uk and Finland, Fusionarium continues to invite the audience to discover, connect, and celebrate the "one-world music".