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Elxis is the artistic byname of the music composer George Gavras. George Gavras was
born in Athens, on the October of 1969. He graduated from the Vrilissia High School and
pursued advanced technical studies in the area of electronic systems engineering. After
serving his military tour of duty in the Hellenic Navy, he worked in several posts as an
electronic security systems technician, as an electronic systems maintenance manager
and as a sales coordinator in various small and middle sized enterprises. He also
cooperated with the security department of the Hellenic National Museum as a consultant
of electronic surveillance systems. His current professional activities involve with
information technology and its applications in security and surveillance systems.
George’s major passion is the artistic music composition and creative expression.
Consequently, in parallel to his main professional activities, he followed specialized study
programs and seminars focused on sound editing and mixing, whist working in a variety of
night clubs and local radio stations as a music coordinator, sound technician and program
manager. Concurrently, he devoted his energy to composing, arranging and digitally
processing original music creations. His greatest dream is becoming a full time music
composer in the forthcoming future.
The artistic creativity of George Gavras is focused on the Techno, Electronica and Trance
genre. His compositions draw inspiration and are influenced by the ambiance of the 80s
music scene, as well as the representatives of the 70s electronic music composers’
generation. The works of George Gavras are nostalgic, yet contemporary, artistically
comprehensive and properly muddled through. Their acoustic perception in combination
with their audile diversity render them noteworthy and popular. The remarkable final result
is straightforwardly anticipated as music for George Gavras is not a mere profession
exercised for subsistence, but a passion, a potential for social interaction and a way of
expressing his concerns, aspirations and desires.
George Gavras has composed more than 250 notable tracks of electronic music. His first
artistic allotments were realized in 1996 (Ultramundane Magma - “Trance Experience 1”
music collection) and 1997 (Prismatic - “Trance Experience 3” music collection) with the
support of the Discobole music store and Sony Music Enterprises. In 1998 and 1999 he
circulated two more tracks as part of the music collections “Regroovable Market” (5fth
Element) and “Cool Calm And Collected” (Cyclotron). In 2013 he published three E.P.’s in
collaboration with “Kamrani Records” and one more in collaboration with “Electro Call
Records” music company. His compositions have received positive reviews and favorable
remarks both by the music Press and the audience.
In 2015 George Gavras created the elxisproject.gr website for promoting and distributing
his music handiwork and continues to produce exciting compositions varying in a wide
range of the electronic music spectrum. His main tracks, many of which can be acquired
through Paypal, are mentioned in the track index.

The First E.P. Electric Clouds has been released in Beatport, I -Tunes, Amazon and other stores in 25-06-2013.

The second E.P. Chemical Tunes has been released in Beatport, I -Tunes, Amazon and other stores in 13-12-2013 by Kamrani Records.

The Third E.P. Holographic Shapes has been released in Beatport, I -Tunes, Amazon and other stores in 30-06-2014 by Kamrani Records.

The Cosmic Enviroments E.P. released 25-05-2013 in Italo Disco Gentre..

The music of George Gavras is a
fascinating journey in a sensual world worthy of exploring and appreciating.

Hello, all. My name is DJ Shnootz (real name Matt), and my obsession with acid techno and acid trance began in late 1996. Twenty-eight years later, I am still obsessed with acid techno and acid trance.

Of course, I also mix hardcore/gabber, acid core, psybient, Goa/psy, hard trance, UK hard house/NRG, ragga tek, and even some melodic trance every now and then. In fact, in the last few years (since mid 2015 or so, and especially since late 2017), I've gravitated quite significantly toward hardcore/gabber (particularly "early hardcore" with healthy doses of ACID). To be clear, I still mix acid techno, acid trance, and the other styles I mentioned above; but fair to say, gabber has become one of my main pursuits in the last few years, so hardcore heads should expect many more mixes of thunderous gabber going forward.

In any case, I’ve also long been a fan of hardcore punk rock (e.g., Propagandhi, [UK] Subhumans, Dead Kennedys, Bad Religion, etc.), hip-hop (Del the Funkee Homosapien, Jurassic-5, Sage Francis, early Wu, etc.), reggae/dancehall/dub (General Levy, Daddy Freddy, Pato Banton, Steel Pulse, Bob, etc.), classical music (Beethoven, Dvorak, Khachaturian, Rossini, Verdi, etc.), and many other types of "normal" music, as well.

In terms of my work as a DJ, I have always been a vinyl guy (the only exception being my psybient sets, as most psybient is released digital-only), though to be clear, I have absolutely no problem with digital DJs and digital-only tracks; I just stick to what I know, that's all. Anyway, I started playing parties in southern California in late '99, and over the next few years, I played a few dozen events for Something Fresh, Neosapiens, Believe, Molecule, and a handful of other production companies I can't remember. I took a semi-hiatus between maybe 2005 and early 2009 (and I still mixed the occasional set during those years) but then got back into it more earnestly and developed a modest but wonderfully demented online following, particularly overseas. Since early 2015, I've also begun to play a handful of events again, so we'll see what the future holds.

Anyway, enjoy the mixes, and feel free to contact me about tunes, further info, or bookings. Keep it acid!

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