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Lost in Atlantis
Lost in Atlantis formed in 2007, a trio that included vocalist Syrene, producer Zeph, and sound engineer Triton. Their debut single "Tek No" came out that...
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Lost in Atlantis formed in 2007, a trio that included vocalist Syrene, producer Zeph, and sound engineer Triton. Their debut single "Tek No" came out that same year and became their most recognizable track. They followed it with albums like 2009's "Ethereal Echoes," 2012's "Submergence," and 2015's "Emergence," working in electronic styles that leaned toward ambient and trance.
The band's members have generally kept out of the public eye, letting the music stand on its own. Their sound is atmospheric and layered, built around Syrene's vocals and Zeph's production. They put out a fourth album, "Abyssal Reflections," in 2018.
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