Award-winning film and television composer Valerio Di Maggio was born in Italy on July 30, 2001.

From a young age, he developed a powerful connection with music, spending his youth performing on stage as a keyboardist and guitarist.​

At twenty-one he started studying film scoring at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory, in Rome, marking prolific years under the mentorship of esteemed composers Adriano Aponte and Sandro Di Stefano.

​In 2023, with a top list of composers, musicians, engineers, singers and songwriters he founded Blue Soundtrack Productions, a Rome-based film scoring company.​​​

He was featured at the 82nd and 83rd Venice Film Festivals with the film "Le Vie Dell'Acqua" (2025) and the short film "Intrecci" (2026), for which he composed the original scores.

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Defined by instantly recognizable themes and powerful narrative scores, his style fuses orchestral grandeur with modern synthesizers, creating a distinctive sound where storytelling, emotion, and memorable melodies converge.

He regularly collaborates with international talented musicians, adding a unique touch to each score.

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His work includes films, short films, documentaries, and songs:

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- Intrecci (2026), a Benedetto Orestini and Corrado Tatangelo  short film premiered at the 83rd Venice Film festival;

- Rosso (2026), an Alexis Garau short film, which won Best Soundtrack at the MegaFlix Movie Awards and Best Indie Short Film at the New York Film & Cinematography Award;

- Le Vie Dell'Acqua (2025), a Growing Production film premiered at the 82nd Venice film Festival;

- Il Cielo degli Osservatori (2024), an astronomical docu-series;

- Come Si Realizzano I Sogni (2024), a Growing Production short film;

- Ferrari (Orchestral Version) (2025).​