Alexis Georgopoulos (aka Arp) is a producer, composer, recording artist
& sound designer, producing sound for records, films and gallery projects.
Known for his diverse and ever-evolving musical style - over the course
of numerous albums and commissioned scores for film, fashion, and
collaborative installation - his work has been typified by an expansive
approach, continually pursuing new modes and concepts and challenging
notions of identity, authenticity, and style.
Of his debut album, "In Light," Pitchfork wrote it was "the sort of thing I
hope becomes a trend in electronic music." He has continually sought new
ground, pursuing a distinctive path that has excited and confounded, and
always engaged. His productions increasingly exhibit innovative approaches
in dialog with the history of 20th and early 21st C ideas - both in the realm of
music as well as in the realm of culture at large regarding technology, memory
and our place in the natural world. His 2018 album "Zebra," was named by
The Guardian as the "N°2 Contemporary Album of the Year" and by
The Vinyl Factory's as a "Top 50 Albums of the Year."
A frequent collaborator across media, he continues to work with a growing
cast of visionary filmmakers, visual artists, and choreographers - among
them Savanah Leaf, Frank LeBon, Tauba Auerbach, Paul Clipson, and
Jonah Bokaer, as well as with musicians such as Nene Cherry, composer
Meara O'Reilly, techno producer Patricia and ambient producer
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma. He has also accepted commissions from fashion
houses such as Bottega Veneta, Dior, Chanel, Lanvin, Kenzo, and others.
He has performed internationally and has been presented in gallery and
museum contexts by MoMA PS1, Goethe-Institut, Deitch Projects,
Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Walker Art Center, The Kitchen, MoMA,
New Museum, White Columns, 303 Gallery, Jacob's Pillow, SFMoMA,
Luggage Store Gallery, and Jack Hanley Gallery. His recordings have been
released by RVNG Intl, Smalltown Supersound, Mexican Summer, Type,
Modern Obscure Music, Beats in Space, Emotional Rescue, Geographic North,
and Opal Tapes.
His forthcoming album, "Drifts", due out November 2025, is his most
alluring and most abstract album to date, conjuring emotional landscapes
through glowing, elliptical loops of piano, harp, strings and modular synthesizer.
Client List
— Chanel
— Dior
— Bottega Veneta
— KENZO
— Lanvin
— Apple
— Do Be Do
— Webber Represents
— Veuve Cliquot
— Calvin Klein
— Audemars Piguet
— Sonos
— Uniqlo