Happy to share the fourth Hyperborea session, featuring our guest @serafim-tsotsonis, a pianist, music producer, and sound designer based in Greece. In addition to his solo work, he is one half of the dream-pop duo Ocean Hope, together with his sister Angeliki. 

In this session, Serafim blends ambient textures, modern classical elements, and dream-pop fragments with a cinematic sense of space. Expect moments of fragile melancholy and slow-burning beauty, where delicate piano motifs, hushed vocals, and atmospheric electronics drift into a contemplative soundscape.

The mix comes with an interview where he shares thoughts on his creative process. You can explore both now at https://futurenevercomes.net
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T R A C K L I S T

Puma Blue - Dying as a Note
Signum Saxophone Quartet - Songs of Love: IV. Then Time Stopped (Version for Saxophone Quartet)
Ocean Hope - Where No Love Grows
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Solari
Stephen de Bastion - In a Small Cocktail Bar
Tim Hecker - Icesynth
Stephen de Bastion - In a Small Cocktail Bar
Mew - Hawaii Dream
Julian Wa - America
Trio Ramberget & Matti Bye - Fading Away in Blue
Dan English (feat. Melody English) - Sky Record Song
Hand Habits - Flower Glass
Abul Mogard - Half Light of Dawn
Building Instrument - Le Laia
Aaron Marshall - The Salt Flats
Jun Futamata - # bdbdbd (06:16:00am - 12:19:59am)
Serafim Tsotsonis - Magic Girl
Yuuf - Canopy
Oliver Coates - One Without
Dictaphone - Desplendor
Serafim Tsotsonis (feat. Peter Broderick & Ocean Hope) - Broken Wings
Brian Eno & Harold Budd - An Echo of Night
Aphex Twin - Aisatsana [102]
Devonté Hynes - Love Theme (Dance)
Serafim Tsotsonis - 1977

Hyperborea 004 - Serafim Tsotsonis

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Serafim Tsotsonis is a Greek composer, electronic musician, music producer and sound designer. He has composed music for films, plays, documentaries, video art and TV commercials. Serafim has also produced albums of other artists and among his latest collaborations are Selofan’s recent album “Partners in Hell”, Ocean Hope’s debut album “Rolling Days”, Kid Moxie’s OST for the movie “Not to Be Unpleasant, But We Need to Have a Serious Talk” via Lakeshore Records and more.
 His personal work extends in a wide range of music genres, including electronic, neo-classical, ambient, jazz, post-rock, dream-pop and it is mostly characterized by the pursuit of an exclusive, distinctive identity: a mixture of soundscapes combining both cerebral, dynamic sounds and melancholic, atmospheric elements. 
While he mainly works at his home studio in Athens, he founds strong inspiration in his hometown of Corinth, a small seaside village in southern Greece, where he often collects nature sounds as a primal material incorporated in his pieces.
He has released 5 solo albums under Seattle-based label Hush Hush Records and Greek-based label Klik Records and many EP’s. 
Recently being unveiled as one-half of dream-pop duo Ocean Hope alongside his sister Angeliki, they released an EP, as well as their debut album, under Hush Hush Records.

Athens based producer/DJ, crafting sonic spaces with pulsing intricacies and unpolished grooves.

Purchase/ Stream  : 
Bandcamp - https://oceanhopeband.bandcamp.com/releases
Apple - http://smarturl.it/OHRollingDaysApple
Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2sccmZW

Hyperborea 004 - Serafim Tsotsonis

Future Never Comes