Meet Akis Tsivourakis

We’re excited to introduce you to the always interesting and insightful Akis Tsivourakis. We hope you’ll enjoy our conversation with Akis below.

Hi Akis, appreciate you sitting with us today to share your wisdom with our readers. So, let’s start with resilience – where do you get your resilience from?

Endless Love for Music… Music is a personal daily main need, so becoming more and more resilient is a one way ticket! Fans are helping of course, when realising that you grow every single day, this gives strength to go on…Sharing worldwide with no limits is the most important thing to me.

Great, so let’s take a few minutes and cover your story. What should folks know about you and what you do?

I was about 15 when I started as a dj but 2 years later I started playing drums, playing with bands and people.

I love both because I like so many different kinds of music very much, I believe music has no limits and you should try anything to express yourself.

Made an album back in 2019 with Meldrop band, then I changed my style a little, turned into more electronic music & started writing new songs or finished old ones.

I also love video editting and travel.

My YouTube channel has many different playlists, according to different music genres.

I have been a radio producer (and still am every Friday 8pm at molto-radio.com). Had an online radio station for a while & planning to build a new one someday.

I support and collaborate with artists all over the world when I have such chance.

As a radio producer searching for new, rare, unknown and experimental music is my kind of thing. I love to highlight such music, playing it live at my weekly radio show.

Most people following me saying that “Lost in Sound is a radio show that I can Listen to some great music that I didn’t know about before” and I’m really proud of this…

As a drummer I like recording and making drum covers with video for my channel.

I don’t follow and replay mainstream and common music, I love to explore and this sets me apart from most people I know.

My latest Youtube playlist is called “Lost in the Movies” and I present/highlight movies (movie scenes from the movie) I love when at the same time you can listen to 1 hr dj set (electronic music)

I’m still working on new tracks as a music producer with my daw.

Looking back, what do you think were the three qualities, skills, or areas of knowledge that were most impactful in your journey? What advice do you have for folks who are early in their journey in terms of how they can best develop or improve on these?

1. Equipment for “the job”

We all know that technology plays a huge part these days and you cannot make any music without using it.

2. Open mind and sensitivity to anything you see or hear. You really have to feel things beside music itself.

3. Experience is also very important. Time is your friend when we talk about experience because art is something you develop through years, so it comes steadily and slowly without even noticing..

The most important thing is time! Don’t lose time, don’t spend your time on things you don’t love! Time is the enemy, but you can make it your friend! I believe you have to wait and stay in silence if you don’t have something to “say”, no matter how long…

How would you spend the next decade if you somehow knew that it was your last?

I would stay focused on what I do, not losing a sec for anything else, not losing time for anything that I don’t like, for sure…

I’d love to play and write music for the whole decade, expressing feelings, sharing thoughts about life and lessons, shots I didn’t take or missed…

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