Savvas Ysatis - Highrise flac album

TRESOR 263 - Savvas Ysatis - Archiv Following Juan Atkins’ I Love You, Techno City ‘95, the Archiv series is back, staying true to its mission, examining the always surprising and never ending Tresor Records catalog. This time around, the spotlight is placed on Greek producer Savvas Ysatis. Two albums came out in 1999 (Highrise) and 2001 (Select) on Tresor Records. Genuine pioneering works, both of Ysatis’ LP efforts still sound as relevant today as they did nearly fifteen years ago.

Also SAVVAS YSATIS responds to environmental changes. Back in Greece for a while now he produced a veryharmonic summer album. Dance tracks transferring the easiness of life in the sun next to the beach - after a grey and dark winter in Northern Europe not only needed by the Tresor crew, but also definately on Tech-House floors. Ysatis works like an architect producingwise. S) tone on (s) tone are building up to flowing sounds with laid back grooves reflecting Ysatis' time in the US. Cocktailbar? Afterhour? Dancefloor? It's music that hits yourmind and soul.

With his fresh style of funky yet subtly sedate techno, Savvas Ysatis was an important newcomer to the legendary Tresor techno label in the late '90s. Up until Ysatis ' arrival, Tresor had become synonymous with the banging, hard, and minimal techno early artists such as Jeff Mills and Robert Hood had released in the early '90s. The style of techno Ysatis released as his Highrise album honestly possesses none of these characteristics. Ysatis 's style needs space since it relies on a time span of several minutes for the progressive construction of its songs.

Savvas Ysatis, Album. Originally developing his attenuated sound with New York ultraminimalist Taylor Deupree, Greek-born producer Savvas Ysatis offers his second outing under his own name, following a decade's worth of collaborative albums under a variety of monikers. And true to the form set before, these nine selections bathe in the dubby undercurrent set forth by the Basic Channel and Deep Chord labels.

Though Ysatis was born in Greece, he spent a good portion of his life in New York after moving there at the age of 15 . .After being recognized primarily through his collaborations with Taylor Deupree, Greek techno artist Savvas Ysatis has slowly earned a name for himself as a prestige techno artist. Though Ysatis was born in Greece, he spent a good portion of his life in New York after moving there at the age of 15 to pursue music. During his time in New York, he recorded music for Instinct with Deupree under various guises such as SETI, Futique, and Arc. Furthermore, he also recorded solo as Omicron and Minipop.

This album has an average beat per minute of 128 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 128/128 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Recent albums by Savvas Ysatis. Architettura, Volume One: Tower of Winds.