Safras has a long history in the electronic music scene of Greece, becoming one of his home country's most celebrated DJs over the course of the last decade. A few years ago, however, he decided that DJing alone wasn't enough, and jumped head first into the world of music production. He's since become quite prolific, with his techno and tech house tracks making their way onto labels like Soma, Great Stuff and Kevin Gorman's Mikrowave imprint.
It's Trapez owner Riley Reinhold who has taken most to Safras' sound, commissioning five singles for his Trapez Limited sub-label, and now releasing Cry for the Last Dance, which is his first album to be released on CD. It's also a first for Reinhold, as Safras' album will be the debut long-player on Trapez Limited rather than its bigger brother. Taking in minimal, tech house and techno, the collection compiles eleven previously unreleased tracks before drawing to a close with a new edit of the trance-tinged "Here Comes the Rain."
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It's Trapez owner Riley Reinhold who has taken most to Safras' sound, commissioning five singles for his Trapez Limited sub-label, and now releasing Cry for the Last Dance, which is his first album to be released on CD. It's also a first for Reinhold, as Safras' album will be the debut long-player on Trapez Limited rather than its bigger brother. Taking in minimal, tech house and techno, the collection compiles eleven previously unreleased tracks before drawing to a close with a new edit of the trance-tinged "Here Comes the Rain."
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