There are 9 bands/artists under the name of SATORI:

1) Satori (NL) H… Read Full Bio ↴There are 9 bands/artists under the name of SATORI:

1) Satori (NL) House (ethno-house, progressive) music producer, DJ and musician from Holland.
2) USA based act providing a fresh mix of reggae, bluebeat, rocksteady and ska.
3) Shaman / ethno haos orchestra from Moldova.
4) HC/Death band from Vyškov, Czech republic.
5) UK based industrial / power electronics act.
6) Hard Rock/Metal band based in the West Midlands, England.
7) Melbourne Psychedelic/Stoner rock band. http://www.myspace.com/satori925
8) Anjey Satori - New Age/Ambient artist on Magnatune's Label.
9) A 1960s U.S. garage band.
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1) Satori (NL) Highly influential house (ethno-house, progressive) music producer, DJ and musician living in Nijmegen, Holland.
https://www.facebook.com/satoriofficialpage/about
https://www.instagram.com/satorimusica/
https://www.beatport.com/artist/satori-nl/118453
https://wearee.nl/artist/satori/?o=bookings
The Nijmegen/Amsterdam based producer knows how to incorporate musical influences from all over the world. The love for organic music has always been running through in his blood. The young Djordje Petrovic already explored the Jazz, Afrobeat, Balkan and World Music.
For Satori it was never a matter of experiment. Raised by a Serbian father and a South African mother and his sister, a singer-song writer, as his first musical teacher, it was only logical that the Balkan- , Afrobeats- and Indie-influences, would forever nest themselves in his musical DNA. First there was the African music, again a sound that got played a lot in the Petrovic household. It resulted in the young Satori to teach himself how to play guitar at the age of 12. He started experimenting with melodies, when he was 18 he also taught himself how to play piano. Without any experience within bands or any musical training, he composed his first songs on his own.

2) Late 2000s founded California, USA based act providing a fresh mix of reggae, blue-beat, rock-steady and ska. SATORI sounds like they could be straight from the streets of Kingston Jamaica, but instead they are from Seal Beach/SF Bay Area CA. This project is the brainchild of Steve Borth (RX BANDITS, LINK 80), and features all the members of the RX BANDITS, plus guest spots by CHRIS MURRAY and members of THE EXIT. Inspired by Stevie Wonder, King Tubby, Lee "Skratch" Perry and Duke Ellington.

3) Satori is also shaman / ethno orchestra from Moldova. Band members:
Du O Van - Drums
Serdar Al-Abu - buben, didjeridu,vargan,voice
Alexandr Sidorov - vargan, didjeridu, voice,buben
Dmitrii Burdienko - flute
Dina Solomon - rain maker

5) UK based industrial / power electronics act started in 1984 (or earlier) with sporadic releases between then and 2007. Self-described as "Fortean Electronics and Death Sonics" which manifests as a mix of layered old school industrial tape manipulation and aggressive distorted vocals. Toured Japan together with Sutcliffe Jugend in 2007. Have releases out on Broken Flag, RRRecords, Trident Music International, Functional Organization and Cold Spring Records (amongst others).
8) Anjey Satori was born on April 6, 1969, in Ukraine. Anjey was interested in mysticism and esoteric teachings of the East from his early years. http://magnatune.com/artists/satori

Wise Up
Satori Lyrics

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Why did you scare away your soul?

Now every day you look in the mirror
And what you see is not so clear
It seems the one that you portray
Is not the one you see today

So, wise up up young man with me

Wise up young man, come clean with yourself
Wise up young man, come see
Wise up young man, be free

How did you scare away your soul?

So many times that I have seen
That with right there comes many things
In hope that you will change your ways
I pray that you will fall today

So, wise up up young man with me
Wise up young man, come clean with yourself

Wise up young man, come see
Wise up young man, be free

Overall Meaning

The song "Wise Up" by Satori is a contemplative piece about self-discovery and self-awareness. The opening line, "Why did you scare away your soul?" sets the tone for the entire song, as it speaks to the idea that we often lose touch with our true selves in the chaos of life. The second verse paints a picture of looking in the mirror and not recognizing oneself, indicating a disconnect between outward appearances and inner emotions. The chorus serves as an invitation to confront this disconnect and work towards personal freedom and growth.

The song also speaks to the idea of change and the challenges that come with it. The line, "In hope that you will change your ways, I pray that you will fall today" suggests that sometimes we need to fall in order to learn and grow. It acknowledges the difficulty of change, but also encourages the listener to take risks and push themselves towards self-improvement.

Line by Line Meaning

Why did you scare away your soul?
What caused you to lose touch with your inner self?

Now every day you look in the mirror
Every day you reflect on yourself visually

And what you see is not so clear
You find it difficult to understand your own reflection

It seems the one that you portray
You feel like the person you present to others

Is not the one you see today
Is not the person you feel you really are

So, wise up up young man with me
Listen and learn from me, young man

Wise up young man, come clean with yourself
Be honest with yourself

Wise up young man, come see
Gain insight and perspective

Wise up young man, be free
Break free from your limitations and embrace yourself fully

So many times that I have seen
I've observed this many times before

That with right there comes many things
With power comes many responsibilities and consequences