Paul Avgerinos
Ambient · US · Active since 1957

Paul Avgerinos

Lush, classically-informed soundscapes where deep bass meets shimmering synths. A sophisticated blend of sacred atmosphere and technical precision for deep focus.

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Paul Avgerinos creates music that feels like a physical space, specifically one designed for reflection and restoration. His sound is characterized by a high-fidelity polish that never feels cold; instead, it glows with an inner warmth. You will hear the resonance of his classical training in the way he treats melody and harmony, often using long, sustained tones that overlap to create a sense of infinite horizon.

What sets him apart is his background as a world-class bassist. Unlike many ambient artists who rely solely on synthesizers, Avgerinos anchors his compositions with the rich, organic timbre of the upright bass and other acoustic instruments. This creates a grounded, human element amidst the more ethereal electronic layers. His work often incorporates subtle world music influences, from delicate percussion to Eastern-inspired scales, giving the music a global, spiritual resonance.

Start with 'Bliss' if you want to experience his most celebrated, Grammy-winning approach to pure relaxation. For something that highlights his earlier, more experimental electronic roots, 'Balancing Spheres' offers a fascinating look at how he bridged the gap between 80s synthesis and the emerging New Age movement.

Paul Costa Avgerinos (born November 21, 1957 in Norwalk, Connecticut) is a Grammy-winning music composer, performer, and producer who works in the genres of ambient, space, world, electronic, and drone. Avgerinos has worked with President Jimmy Carter and Deepak Chopra. Avgerinos is a member of ASCAP and his music has been used in motion pictures, television shows, and commercials.
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Our Catalog17 Albums · 1987 · 2022
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