Emanuele Fizzotti, became a professional musician in 1983 when he started playing in ball-rooms. He started recording professionally in 1986.
From April 1988 to March 1989 he studied at the “Guitar Institute of Technology” in Los Angeles.
His teachers included Scott Henderson, Joe Diorio and Carl Schroeder (pianist with Frank Sinatra and musical director in Sarah Vaughan’s band).
After graduating with honours, Emanuele played as a session guitarist at the “Shanghai Recording Studios” in Hollywood, working with Michael Carnevale, sound engineer with Eric Clapton, Greg Allman, Jeff Beck and Keyth Richards.
Back in Italy, Fizzotti formed a rock-swing-r’n’b group called “Zip Fastener”.
The group played at “Sanremo Blues 1991”, one of the most prestigious music festivals in Italy, and also has one CD to his name.
Since 1990 Emanuele started playing acoustic and electric guitar on jingles for important TV ads.

In 1992 he joined and toured with Cristiano De Andrè’s group.

During the two years with Cristiano, Emanuele played at Rome’s Olympic Stadium, Naple’s San Paolo Stadium and the Stadium in Udine. He also played on important Tv shows such as “Festival bar”, “Il Cantagiro”, “Il Canzoniere dell’estate”, “Bellezze al bagno”, “Le notti della moda” and many others.

He left the group in 1993 after the “Dietro la porta” tour.
The song “Dietro la porta” earned second place for De Andrè at the Sanremo Pop Festival 1993.

During breaks between touring with De Andrè Emanuele played with one of the best Italian bluesmen on the scene: Fabio Treves, a harmonica virtuoso.

Between March 1995 and the end of 1997 Fizzotti wrote for “Axe” a guitar magazine.
Now he writes for “Chitarre”, another popular guitar monthly.

Emanuele returned to L.A. in June ’96 and took lessons from Scott Henderson, Steve Trovato, Nick Nolan and Paul Hanson.
He also toured and played gigs in and around L.A. with various rock-blues bands.

Back in Italy towards the end of ’96 Emanuele started recording and touring with “Zip Fastener”, “Night Train” (a 4 piece rock cover band) and “The Rovers” (a tribute to Led Zeppelin).

In May 2000 he formed the blues band “Melody Makers” with Attilio Gili.

In the Fall of 2001 Casm Records/More Sound released their debut CD which contains 9 self penned songs and 4 covers.

Since then, the Melody Makers performed in important international Blues Festivals.
Their next CD, “Movin’ On”, was released in October 2004 on “New LM Records”, a Ravenna based indie which has recorded internationally known italian blues artists such as Pippo Guarnera, Vince Vallicelli and Nick Beccattini.

In June 2005 He formed the band “Psychedelic Sunrise” which pays tribute to Jimi Hendrix, guitar legend and 60s icon.
Besides many gigs and festivals in Italy, on the 13th of October 2007 the band plaied at the “International Jimi Hendrix Festival” in Budapest.
Their performance at the festival was broadcasted live on Civil Radio FM98, one of the most important radio stations in Budapest reaching up to 2 millions listeners.

During the same year Emanuele also formed the folk/rock/soul band “Soulful Numbers” with the vocalist Marina Schiavinato.
The group plays songs by Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin, Janis Joplin, Eric Clapton, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Who and more.

In 2005 Emanuele recorded an educational DVD called “Playing in the style of Jimmy Page”, in which he analyses the playing style of Led Zeppelin’s famous guitarist. Published by Playgame Music, this DVD is part of a series called “Guitar Legends Styles”, in which famous italian guitarists such as Massimo Varini and Alessio Menconi analyse in depth the styles and techniques of legendary rock guitarists. Playgame also produces videos in which estabilished guitarists such as Andrea Braido, or world-famous guitarists such as Frank Gambale (one of Emanuele’s teachers at the Musicians Institute) explain their own particular approach to the guitar.

In November 2007 Emanuele and Marina Schiavinato played at the “San Babila Theatre” in Milan with Carmelo La Bionda (famous Record Producer and disco dance artist who recorded many a hit such as “One for me one for you” with “I Fratelli La Bionda” and who wrote the soundtracks for several movies with Bud Spencer and Terence Hill).

In February 2009 Rockhattle Music (an italian indie) released “Out To Play”, Melody Makers' third CD.
The album, also on sale on many on line stores such as iTunes, contains 12 songs written by Fizzotti (one together with Marina Schiavinato) and 3 covers.

On November the 27th 2009, to celebrate Jimi Hendrix’s birthday, Psychedelic Sunrise played at “Charlotte Street Blues”, one of the most prestigious Blues Clubs in LONDON.

At the end of the same year RockHattle Music released “Guitar Sounds” (also on sale all over the world on many on line stores such as iTunes, Dada, etc.).
In this work, which contains only original compositions, Emanuele shows all of his versatility ranging among musical styles as different as blues, hard rock, jazz, country, pop, world or experimental music and playing electric and acoustic guitars, bass, keyboards, mandolin, 5 strings banjo and charango.