The Beatles' "A Day In The Life." Reimagined for string quartet by Andrew Vogt.

A Day In The Life

Born from a prim and proper conservatory chamber music background,  barrier breaking string quartet, ATLYS, was formed from a dream to bust through classical concert stereotypes and create a welcoming concert atmosphere for people of all backgrounds. The all female, powerhouse group has created an atlas of cinematic music spanning a variety of genres, following in the footsteps of groups like the Turtle Island and Kronos string quartets by pushing the boundaries of sound with their traditional instruments and incorporating technology experimentation through looping and computer programming.

Self built and fan funded, they have built a global fanbase  and their music has been streamed over 12 million times worldwide. Their punchy and virtuosic sound has taken them to venues like Red Rocks and the Gorge amphitheater, but they’re equally at home in more intimate venues. They’ve supported artists from a plethora of backgrounds like EDM producer Seven Lions, Indie songstress Spellling, and alternative, feel good band, Sammy Rae and the Friends. 

ATLYS has revolutionized their paradigm, perfecting the art of remote recording, launching a YouTube channel featuring tutorials and creative, self produced music videos, and publishing their unique arrangements. Post concert, you’ll find them out by the merch table delightedly embracing and meeting fans and maybe even sharing photos of their pets.