A Stream Of Light

Check my new releases here : https://dimikaye.bandcamp.com
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"The sound of the future comes from the past." #synthwave #retrowave #outrun #HiTechAOR

Dimi Kaye is a Synthwave/Retrowave/Shredwave producer from Greece.

A metalhead at heart, he fell in love with synthwave back in 2013 when he heard the Hotline Miami soundtrack. Immediately he started getting involved with the online synthwave communities, following the music of Lazerhawk, Mitch Murder and Carpenter Brut, and discovering new and upcoming artists. He decided to create his first synthwave track after an open call for a compilation.

In 2015 he released his first album, Dream Sequencer where he experimented with dreamwave sounds and melodic guitar solos. He has been consistent, releasing music every year since then.

His sound fuses synth and guitar sounds that create a purely 80s nostalgic feeling. His melodic guitar solos add even more to the whole experience and are becoming his signature. The goal of his music is to bring back memories of a time long gone but not forgotten.

He has appeared in lots of retrowave compilations, he has produced and donated music to raise funds for charity and he has worked with artists like Volkor X, PYLOT, Stilz, Turbo Knight, Yoru, Straplocked, The Encounter, Absinth3, Moonraccoon, Vulta, HUBRID, Timestalker, Vosto and many more.

Homo ludens - Not just playing games but also thinking about it. Discussing technology, art and culture, digital humanities, building/hacking of machines/code/design. Passionate life hacker and radio host.

Music is my happy place. I enjoy creating different vibes, learning new things, and most of all having a fun time.









Major Favorites:

Jeff Buckley
Jeff Beck
Eric Clapton
The Band
Robert Cray
Pink Floyd
The Midnight
Alejandro Fernandez
Matt Corby 
Alicia Keys
Frank Sinatra

Im a nocturnal human who hunts electronic soundscapes and stimulating beats.  

my mind can be found on a podcast as well @squidnova