About Me
I still remember the way my grandfather's voice would fill the room. It wasn't merely a song; it was a story coming to life, a pure emotion that flowed through the air. In that moment, I realized that music was more than just sounds; it was something profound and significant.
That passion ran deep in my family’s veins. My parents formed a band, and our home was a constant hub of rehearsals, with instruments scattered everywhere and melodies bursting forth unexpectedly. However, my father aspired to go further: he opened a recording studio, transforming our house into a sanctum of music. Growing up in that environment felt like living in a parallel universe of creativity, sounds, and dreams taking shape.
Listening wasn't sufficient for me; I wanted to grasp music fully, to feel it in my hands and voice. I began collecting CDs, drawn not only to their sounds but also to the stories woven into each disc and the covers that resembled works of art. Then I discovered the piano, which became my first instrument for expressing my innermost feelings. Ultimately, singing emerged as a natural progression: the most instinctive and direct way to convey emotions through sound.
Over the years, I came to understand that my passion was not just a pastime; it was an essential part of who I am. I felt compelled to give it an identity that truly represented me. Thus, Salvo Rosh was born: not just a name, but a reflection of my journey, my roots, and my vision. As time passed, this name became the heartbeat of a larger project.
From this passion emerged Salvo Rosh Music Hub: more than just a store, it is a haven for music lovers in all its forms. Vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, rare editions… every item you find here is not merely an object; it tells a story and holds an experience worth cherishing.
If you believe that music transcends mere sound, if you love immersing yourself in the notes of a vinyl or the thrill of a rare CD, then Salvo Rosh Music Hub is the perfect place for you. Music is meant to be not just listened to, but lived.
Salvo Rosh
