Epi Skinis Sto Perivoli Tou Ouranou

Album Description

Dive into the vibrant world of Greek music with "Epi Skinis Sto Perivoli Tou Ouranou," the captivating 2004 release from Estoudiantina Neas Ionias. This concise yet powerful album, clocking in at just 35 minutes, is a fusion of entehno and laïko genres, offering a unique blend of traditional and modern sounds.

The album features nine tracks, each a testament to the band's musical prowess. From the energetic "Emvatirio Smirnis" to the sultry "Sultani Gekxiax Emvatirio Floga," and the playful "Pino Ke Metho," every song is a journey into the rich tapestry of Greek music. The album opens with "Emvatirio Smirnis" and closes with "Pino Ke Metho," bookending the collection with a sense of completeness.

Released on January 1, 2004, under Melodica Art Productions, this album is a snapshot of Estoudiantina Neas Ionias' artistic vision. The band's ability to seamlessly blend traditional Greek rhythms with contemporary influences makes "Epi Skinis Sto Perivoli Tou Ouranou" a standout in their discography. Whether you're a fan of entehno or laïko, this album promises an engaging and authentic listening experience.

1 januari 2004

2004 Melodica Art Productions

About Estoudiantina Neas Ionias

Estoudiantina Neas Ionias is a captivating Greek orchestra that has been enchanting audiences since its founding in 1999. Hailing from Nea Ionia, a city near Volos, this pioneering ensemble is dedicated to the study and performance of traditional Greek and Mediterranean musical idioms. Under the artistic direction of a passionate group of musicians, Estoudiantina Neas Ionias has shared the stage with renowned international artists such as Peter Gabriel and Zulfu Livaneli, performing at top-tier festivals and events worldwide. Their discography, boasting over 700,000 copies sold, is a testament to their widespread appeal and musical prowess. With a repertoire that spans entehno and laïko genres, Estoudiantina Neas Ionias offers a rich and immersive musical experience that celebrates the cultural heritage of Greece and the Mediterranean.