Sound Track is an alias of Savvas Ysatis (born July 1, 1968), a Greek elect… Read Full Bio ↴Sound Track is an alias of Savvas Ysatis (born July 1, 1968), a Greek electronic musician.
Ysatis was born in Athens, Greece, and developed an interest in the synthesizer through exposure to electronic music by artists such as Kraftwerk and Jean Michel Jarre in the late 1970s. At age 15, he left Greece to move to New York City, where he acquired some musical equipment and began experimenting.
His early ambient solo work was produced under the moniker Omicron. He met and started working with Taylor Deupree in 1993, and released a number of albums and tracks, with a variety of styles and under a few different names. Ysatis and Deupree released their ambient work as SETI, their jazzy trip-hop as Futique, and their more dance-oriented work as Arc. Most of Ysatis' work while in New York was published on the Instinct label.
In 1997, Ysatis returned to Athens to help the growing Greek electronic music scene. He founded the Sonar label with radio DJ Giannis Papaioannou. He also started the Allou project with vocalist Elias Aslanoglou, which has signed with the V2 label.
Ysatis' early work, as characterized by his Omicron releases, and his work with Deupree for SETI, focused mainly on ambient music. The Futique project was a completely different combination of trip-hop and jazz. The Arc project fit somewhere between the two other projects, with a stripped-down Detroit techno style, with a little experimental edge. His latest solo work on the Tresor label moves to a classic techno feel.
Bands he participated with: Omicron, Sound Track, SETI (with Deupree), Futique (with Deupree), Arc (with Deupree), Skai (with Deupree), Allou (with Aslanoglou).
Ysatis was born in Athens, Greece, and developed an interest in the synthesizer through exposure to electronic music by artists such as Kraftwerk and Jean Michel Jarre in the late 1970s. At age 15, he left Greece to move to New York City, where he acquired some musical equipment and began experimenting.
His early ambient solo work was produced under the moniker Omicron. He met and started working with Taylor Deupree in 1993, and released a number of albums and tracks, with a variety of styles and under a few different names. Ysatis and Deupree released their ambient work as SETI, their jazzy trip-hop as Futique, and their more dance-oriented work as Arc. Most of Ysatis' work while in New York was published on the Instinct label.
In 1997, Ysatis returned to Athens to help the growing Greek electronic music scene. He founded the Sonar label with radio DJ Giannis Papaioannou. He also started the Allou project with vocalist Elias Aslanoglou, which has signed with the V2 label.
Ysatis' early work, as characterized by his Omicron releases, and his work with Deupree for SETI, focused mainly on ambient music. The Futique project was a completely different combination of trip-hop and jazz. The Arc project fit somewhere between the two other projects, with a stripped-down Detroit techno style, with a little experimental edge. His latest solo work on the Tresor label moves to a classic techno feel.
Bands he participated with: Omicron, Sound Track, SETI (with Deupree), Futique (with Deupree), Arc (with Deupree), Skai (with Deupree), Allou (with Aslanoglou).
Mortal Combat
Sound Track Lyrics
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Big Daddy Kane The kiss of death on a rap pick Then you get…
J.Period & Big Daddy Kane The kiss of death on a rap pick Then you get…
Soul Kid Klik [Savage:] Who be dat ill nigga creepin' out da jungle, W…
Suicide Commando Mortal combat Faces of tortured Dead violent impact Suicide…
X-Raided [Chorus] We got a price on ya head Baller Niggaz wanna see…
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@mr.mcnuggies
The guy who got in the recording studio and yelled “MORTAL KOMBAT!” is absolutely legendary
@ms-ped-0-beargundam619
He is actually yelling Mortal Combat.
@tito3640
@@ms-ped-0-beargundam619 Nah man, you can hear him say "kombat" with a k.
@ms-ped-0-beargundam619
@@tito3640 lol
@ms-ped-0-beargundam619
@@tito3640 Its the very slight, extra gutteral emphasis on the K! I can hear it now.
@revengeofbcraig5755
They sampled it from a commercial.
@IM4fLEX
The guy who yells MORTAL KOMBAT needs to be Immortalized.
@DisentDesign
he is, in our collective memories...that scream will not die as long as we pass it on to our children!
@GoldynChyld
Facts!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@majingamer6109
He already has been