From the upcoming album "Aroma" (Release Sept. 9th), Valeron releases “Fragile” as the first single. Pre-Save Album: https://save-it.cc/scmusic/aroma
 
As Valeron explains: “Fragile is one of my favourite Sting songs, so I decided to release it as an official single with Gabriel Russel on vocals and guitar and adjusted synths and vocal phrases. This track holds a special place in my heart and it’s one that has brought the band closer in the past — we always play it as the last track when performing live.”

A rare feat for a well-versed hand that has helped shape an island’s electronic music scene and now DJs from a pedestal, Valeron’s 2022 album Aroma frames Greece’s diverse musical history through a contemporary lens and acts as a testament to the current collaborative milieu of the island — a dance between Mediterranean and Middle Eastern instruments, all acoustic and recorded live, with the Mykonos native‘s hovering hand on mixers and synths.
 
As Valeron explains: “Fragile is one of my favourite Sting songs, so I decided to release it as an official single with Gabriel Russel on vocals and guitar and adjusted synths and vocal phrases. This track holds a special place in my heart and it’s one that has brought the band closer in the past — we always play it as the last track when performing live.”

Aroma

Fragile

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Valeron - Fragile

Scorpios Music is a field research endeavor probing into the synaesthetic potentiality of music, an imprint for an exploratory strain of various danceable and listenable genres, and a testimony to how — in concrete experiential terms — music is the most vigorous, meaningful, and beautiful language in the world. 

With a focus on electronic music exhibiting subtle-to-bold elements of the primeval and far-flung, Scorpios Music is the immortalization of a soundscape — that which Scorpios Mykonos has traversed since materializing as a club in 2015 throughout the process of establishing itself to near-universal acclaim as a tribal enclave of eudaimonic hedonism and the seedbed of aesthetically oriented empathetic sociality.

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Pretty much what i was inspired to learn and craft in music production and Deejaying were all self Discovered and self taught at a very young age of Cassette tapes, VHS and VCDs with no internet or cable tv, and being fortunate enough to have a Pentium 1 or Celeron computer.
I wanted to make music and play music just for the sake of it, with no expectations of the outcome.
I was raised in an alcohol free & drugs virgin environment, where i’ve learned music from it’s electronic dance side, then my ears started picking up and reaching out to other historical music styles.
 
My first break through in music knowledge was when i discovered vinyl records in 2001 and those records were singles for DJ use only « Trance-House-Techno-Minimal-Electro-Nuskool Breaks.
Used to spend hours at Virgin Megastore just sifting through records and CDs while admiring the artworks and music.
I was amazed how actual Humans can creat such a wonderful masterpiece of Artwork and futuristic sounds.
I was under the impression that a higher race of beings were creating these kinds of music and we managed to pick them up here on Earth.
 
I’v been into music since 13 years old and if you ask me, how come i’m not well popular worldwide, i can proudly say that my theme is far more powerful than just being popular, my mission is to figure out Life first and why i’m here and to remember the agreement that i made before coming to this beautiful planet.
Wake Up

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I am a child of ancient worlds — born of Persia’s poets and Babylonia’s old earth, where music was once a prayer carried in the wind. Life scattered me across continents, letting Spain shape my fire, America shape my spirit, and London shape my sound.

In London, I learned that even modern hearts carry ancient echoes. I grew up wrapped in the voices of Wham, George Michael, Paul McCartney, Duran Duran, Simply Red — melodies that held innocence and longing, songs that taught me emotion needs no translation.

Spain taught me that passion has a heartbeat. Flamenco showed me how a single note can set the soul trembling… how a guitar can cry like a lover left behind… how the earth itself can speak through the feet of a dancer.

America taught me that rhythm is freedom — that every culture brings its own color to the symphony of life.

And everywhere I went, one truth kept revealing itself like a whisper from beyond time:
Music is not sound — it is vibration.
It is the pulse between hearts.
It is the language before language.

A song can return you to a memory, a person, a moment suspended in time. A voice can preach love even when you do not understand the words. Emotion is its own alphabet. Frequency is its own scripture.

I love all people, all cultures, all rhythms born from sincerity and soul. I do not follow genres; I follow feeling. I do not seek meaning in lyrics alone; I listen for the heartbeat beneath them.

Music is my bridge across worlds — the thread that unites the places I’ve lived, the histories I carry, and the humanity we all share.
In every vibration, I find a reminder:
we were always one.