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The band was created in May 2008, with Christos Mastoras on vocals, Thanos Laitsas on guitar, Kostas Mavrogenis on bass, Pantelis Kyramargios on keyboards and Iakovos Sampsakis on drums. The current composition of the group emerged after the withdrawals of Iakovos Sampsakis (2015) and Pantelis Kyramargios (2017). |
The band was created in May 2008, with Christos Mastoras on vocals, Thanos Laitsas on guitar, Kostas Mavrogenis on bass, Pantelis Kyramargios on keyboards and Iakovos Sampsakis on drums. The current composition of the group emerged after the withdrawals of Iakovos Sampsakis (2015) and Pantelis Kyramargios (2017). |
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The name MELISSES came from a random event. "We were all members of the group in Thiseio and we drank rakomela. At some point, a guy passes by and shouts "here are the best honeys, from the best bees!" "One of us stung the attack and threw the idea on the table to bring out the band Melisses", Christos Mastoras has said in an interview.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2020-05-15 |title=10 χρόνια |
The name MELISSES came from a random event. "We were all members of the group in Thiseio and we drank rakomela. At some point, a guy passes by and shouts "here are the best honeys, from the best bees!" "One of us stung the attack and threw the idea on the table to bring out the band Melisses", Christos Mastoras has said in an interview.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2020-05-15 |title=10 χρόνια "Μέλισσες": Πώς φτιάχτηκε το σπουδαίο συγκρότημα |url=https://www.in.gr/2020/05/15/life/music/10-xronia-melisses-pos-ftiaxtike-spoudaio-sygkrotima/ |access-date=2024-03-22 |website=in.gr |language=el}}</ref> |
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They made their debut with the song "Kryfa", which remained in the top 10 of Greek radio for 3 months,<ref>{{Cite web |date=2020-05-15 |title=Μέλισσες: Οι μεγάλες επιτυχίες και το μήνυμα που συγκινεί |url=https://www.in.gr/2020/05/15/life/music/melisses-apo-kryfa-sto-kyma-kai-sto-sygkinitiko-minyma-tou-misi-kardia/ |access-date=2024-03-22 |website=in.gr |language=el}}</ref> while in March 2010 they released their first album, entitled "Mystiko". |
They made their debut with the song "Kryfa", which remained in the top 10 of Greek radio for 3 months,<ref>{{Cite web |date=2020-05-15 |title=Μέλισσες: Οι μεγάλες επιτυχίες και το μήνυμα που συγκινεί |url=https://www.in.gr/2020/05/15/life/music/melisses-apo-kryfa-sto-kyma-kai-sto-sygkinitiko-minyma-tou-misi-kardia/ |access-date=2024-03-22 |website=in.gr |language=el}}</ref> while in March 2010 they released their first album, entitled "Mystiko". |
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The Honeymoon Song (from "The Βeatles Tribute Project", with Kamerata, at the Athens Concert Hall) |
The Honeymoon Song (from "The Βeatles Tribute Project", with Kamerata, at the Athens Concert Hall) |
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Melisses | |
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Background information | |
Origin | Greece |
Years active | 2008–present |
Labels | Panik Records |
Members | Christos Mastoras (vocals) Costas Mavrogennis (bass) Thanos Laitsas (guitar) |
Website | https://melisses.band |
Melisses (Greek; Μέλισσες, stylized as "ΜΕΛΙSSES") are a Greek band consisting of Christos Mastoras (vocals), Costas Mavrogennis (bass), and Thanos Laitsas (guitar). Since 2014, they have been signed to Panik Records.
Their career started in 2008. They have 16 diamond, platinum, and gold digital singles and one gold album. 12 of their songs have entered the top 10 of the radio chart and 5 of their singles have remained in no1 of airplay for more than 70 weeks. They have won 23 MAD VMA music awards, ten of which were for Best Band.
History
[edit]The band was created in May 2008, with Christos Mastoras on vocals, Thanos Laitsas on guitar, Kostas Mavrogenis on bass, Pantelis Kyramargios on keyboards and Iakovos Sampsakis on drums. The current composition of the group emerged after the withdrawals of Iakovos Sampsakis (2015) and Pantelis Kyramargios (2017).
The name MELISSES came from a random event. "We were all members of the group in Thiseio and we drank rakomela. At some point, a guy passes by and shouts "here are the best honeys, from the best bees!" "One of us stung the attack and threw the idea on the table to bring out the band Melisses", Christos Mastoras has said in an interview.[1]
They made their debut with the song "Kryfa", which remained in the top 10 of Greek radio for 3 months,[2] while in March 2010 they released their first album, entitled "Mystiko".
In 2010 they received the award for Best New Artist at the MAD VMA and were nominated for best Greek act at the European MTV.
Discography
[edit]2010
Album "Mystiko" |
Epikindina Filia
Kryfa Mia Fora Pos Na S' Afiso O Kinezos Gia Psonia O Heimonas Perase Tha 'Rtho Konta Sou Stigmes I Mpalanta Ton Asterion Lonely Heart |
2011
Album "Akou" |
San Skia
Akou Vrohi Oti Afines Miso Krata Ta Matia Sou Kleista ft. Ivi Adamou Paramythi Joanna Piki Piki O Kinezos 2 Lovers Fall More Than That |
2012 | Opos Ego - Goin' Through ft. Melisses |
2013
Album "I Moni Epilogi" |
Ena
I Moni Epilogi Ola Moiazoun Kalokairi Osa Mou 'Hes Harisi Eleges I Won't Give Up ft. Courtney Parker An Vrethoume S' Ena Paramythi ft. Stan Se Thymamai Mazi Sou Hartina Karavia |
2014 | Kaigomai & Sigoliono, ft. Thanasis Vasilopoulos
Oi Symmathites (OST of the movie Oi Symmathites) |
2015 | Oi Gamproi Tis Eftihias (OST of the movie Oi Gamproi Tis Eftihias)
Ax Eftihia (OST of the movie Oi Gamproi Tis Eftihias) De Mporoume Na 'Maste Mazi The Honeymoon Song (from "The Βeatles Tribute Project", with Kamerata, at the Athens Concert Hall) De Me Noiazei Proti Mou Fora, duet with Demy |
2016 | Pio Dynata
To Kyma |
2017
Album "To Kyma" |
To Kyma
De Me Noiazei Pio Dynata De Mporoume Na \Maste Mazi Oi Symmathites Proti Mou Fora, duet with Demy De Me Noiazei (MAD version) Pio Dynata (Themis G. Mix) Dive ft. Playmen Bonus: Stand By Me Now - Playmen ft. Christos Mastoras |
2017 | Eimai Allou (single) |
2018 | To Kryfto
Giati |
2019 | Den Eho Idea (Christos Mastoras)
Ena Lepto (Christos Mastoras & Dimitris Mpasis) Let Me Be (Christos Mastoras & Rita Wilson) Let Me Be Remix Pack |
2020 | Misi Kardia
Viktoria ft Dj Kas Let Me Be (Acoustic Version) Misi KardiaRemix Pack |
2021
Album "ΜEΛΙSSES Duets" |
Milo Gia Sena ft. Thanasis Vasilopoulos
Saites ft. Toquel An Me Deis Na Klaio ft. Anastasios Rammos Ola S' Agapane ft. Stamatis Gonidis To Kyma ft. Babis Stokas Ola Teleiosan ft Tamta Emeis ft. Manto I Patrida Mou ft. Kaiti Garbi I Nihta Mirizi Giasemi ft. Themis Adamantidis Spasmeno Karavi ft. Dimitris Basis Den Eho Idea fr. Anastasios Rammos Xtes To Vrady St' Oneiro Mou ft. Stamatis Gonidis To Allo Mou Miso ft. Tamta Ena Letpo ft Dimitris Basis Stin Kardia ft. Themis Adamantidis Den Teleionei Etsi I Agapi ft. Tamta Ayto To Kalokairi ft. Manto Giati ft. Thanasis Vasilopoulos Poula Me ft. Anastasios Rammos Kaigomai Kai Sigoliono ft. Kompania Verdi To Mantili ft. Kompania Verdi Mia Agapi Den Teleionei ft. Stamatis Gonidis Stis Deropolis Ton Kampo ft. Kompania Verdi Ma Pou Na Pao ft. Themis Adamantidis |
2021 | Pou Nai I Agapi
An (Christos Mastoras) |
2022 | Gia Mena Vradiase |
2023 | 30 - 40 (Oh Yes I Do)
Pes (Christos Mastoras & ZAF) |
References
[edit]- ^ "10 χρόνια "Μέλισσες": Πώς φτιάχτηκε το σπουδαίο συγκρότημα". in.gr (in Greek). 2020-05-15. Retrieved 2024-03-22.
- ^ "Μέλισσες: Οι μεγάλες επιτυχίες και το μήνυμα που συγκινεί". in.gr (in Greek). 2020-05-15. Retrieved 2024-03-22.