mastroKristo Athens, Greece
mastroKristo is a naive multimedia artist and music producer, based in Athens, Greece.
Woodworker,
Tea&Herb Shop owner, Musician, Engineer and recently a father.
He composes music for contemporary dance performances and produce music for major Greek and international artists.
He introduced himself as an artist via the interactive audiovisual installation: Synaesthesia - Solomon's Case in 2016.
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Slow Dance on Moss Beds
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Various Thoughts and Places
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An exercise in finding the balance between the beauty and the broken, the latest from ’t Geruis wanders gentle soundscapes.
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The Cloud Machine
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Inspired by the simple innocence of his own childhood, Andrew Heath composes soothing drones, rich in texture.
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The gorgeously minimalist “boat” blends long, sustained major chords with the sound of lapping waves.
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Light Caught The Edges
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One of the most stunning albums I've ever heard. Beautiful and meditative. The album is aptly titled, as the music brings forth images of light filtered through fall leaves and reflecting from forest streams. If there was ever a soundtrack for contemplative "shinrin-yoku", this is it. Highest recommendation.
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