Armagos is a music composer, producer and sound designer with a unique approach to creating intense and experimental soundtracks. His music combines elements of orchestral, acoustic, electronic and traditional genres to create imaginative and diverse soundscapes and contains an emotional core of striking intimacy and sensitivity.
Based in Athens, Greece, he studied piano and music composition under Makis Palakas. From 1998 to 2003 he studied music at the University of Athens. He has performed regularly both in various music groups and as a soloist.
His strong interest in film music was the inspiration for the albums “The Lonely Piano” (2020) and “Promises” (2021), which include atmospheric and colourful compositions performed by the composer himself (piano) and two of the best Greek soloists (Neoklis Neofytidis -piano- & Nikos Paraoulakis -nei-).
Since 2013 he has composed music for 4 albums with songs in the greek language: “To e tou iliou”, “Aposchisi”, “Agnosti Poreia”, “Stin alli ohthi”.
His releases “Gratitude” and “7 times in America” are available in all major streaming platforms. In 2023, he unveiled two albums, diverging significantly from his customary style—namely, “All Strange” and “The Sky Map”, which delved into more experimental and lounge sounds. Concurrently, he introduced “The Collection”, featuring his most acclaimed pieces to date.
“18 little pieces for children I” , “18 little pieces for children II ” and “18 little pieces for children III “are his first albums for 2024. The most recent releases are “Dedicated to Time” for the broadcast of the Third Program of HELLENIC BROADCASTING CORPORATION (ERT) “KRITIKOS LOGOS” (Critical speech) of Thanos Manzanas and the special album “Days without You”.
His album ”The Journey of Life” album consists of 12 tracks and is centered around piano and drums, with a different instrument featured in each piece, including the human voice.
“The Collection II” is the second ‘best of’ by Armagos. A thirtteen track compilation since his first collection.
”East & West” includes pieces played with piano and lyre, while there are also 2 pieces in special editions.
