Artist

Amanati

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Born in the island of Crete, Greece, Amanati began studying classical piano and music theory at the age of 8, later developing a deep connection with electronic music and club culture in his teenage years. These contrasting influences, classical training, electronic sound, and echoes of Greek folk tradition, continue to shape his distinctive style and laid the foundation for a vision that would later transcend genres.

From this vision a new genre emerged: Exotic Electronic Music. It stands on its own, merging symphonic discipline, electronic intensity, and the timeless resonance of folk heritage. Hypnotic in rhythm and cinematic in atmosphere, it unfolds like a ritual, a space where sensuality, raw expression, spirituality, and mystery coexist. At its core lies a constant contradiction: light and darkness, the ancient and the futuristic, intimacy and vastness. Even the artist’s identity remains concealed, reinforcing the idea that music transcends the boundaries of appearance and ego, existing instead as something universal and transformative.

Amanati’s journey has marked notable milestones, with his track “Mohë Mohë” featured in the official soundtrack of the film The Killer’s Game, starring Dave Bautista and Sofia Boutella, and his music used by leading brands like Vogue Greece and Playboy magazine, among others.

This path is only unfolding, with horizons still unseen and soundscapes yet to be discovered.

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