SATOhara's Information
From:
Shawnee, OK
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Electronic/Orchestral
About Us:
SATOhara is an experiment in
electronic music started by Siru
Alexander Drawoh in February of 2011.
The goals of the project are to create
electronic music that tells stories
within the melodies it weaves, and
conjure a multitude of feelings from
the listeners. SATOhara is known for
incorporating orchestras into his
work, often times blending synthesized
sounds with symphonies, adding a
unique spin to his sound.
It all started one night by accident.
Playing with a new synth, Siru wrote
the melodies that would eventually
become his first song, "Anti-Social
Anomaly", and launch the project.
While initially a side-project, as
well as a means to make a soundtrack
to a book series he was writing at the
time, SATOhara became a full project,
gaining his complete attention. With
the change in focus, the album he was
writing, "White Noise", became the
unreleased "Distance in Darkness" EP,
forming the basis of what would later
evolve into the signature sound his
compositions now contain.
After many incidents happened to
stifle his creative drive, Siru all
but abandoned the project, leaving the
status of his as of then unreleased
debut in limbo. Two years passed
without a release. Still dabbling in
music, Siru found his old recordings,
and began to remaster "Anti-Social
Anomaly", but later found it best to
remake the entire song. In doing so,
his drive came back, and the
re-release of "Anti-Social Anomaly" in
a much higher quality signaled the
rebirth of SATOhara, and paved the way
for the creation and eventual release
of "Distance in Darkness", now
extended to become a full fledged
album.
Through trial and adversity, SATOhara
has grown. What started as a
side-project is now the main focus of
music production for Siru, and is his
outlet for creative freedom. As he
continues to create new music, his
reach spreads, and he hopes to one day
be heard around the world, and inspire
people once like him into creating
their own worlds.
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