LMNZ is a music project formed by four creators who merge different worlds into a single sound: Padé, TIANORA, Violetta Tzivra, and Jo Anto.

Proposal for Eurovision Greece

The song “Anatello (I Rise)”, with which LMNZ submit their proposal for Eurovision Greece, is performed by TIANORA and bears the creative signature of the entire team in both composition and lyrics, with production by Padé.
It is an Ethnic Pop or Ethereal Fusion piece, as the group describes it, expressing rebirth, light, and transcendence, a contemporary mystery wrapped in electronic energy and infused with Greek DNA.
The song was not merely submitted, but stood out and qualified for the semifinals of the Greek Eurovision selection “Sing for Greece,” confirming its strong artistic identity and resonance.

LMNZ Members

Padé (Pantelis Loupasakis)

Pantelis Loupasakis, known artistically as Padé, is a Greek music producer, composer, and DJ with an international career. Born on May 25, 1987, he has shaped a distinctive path that bridges his Greek heritage with French influences, leaving a strong imprint on the electronic dance music scene.

He began his career as a sound designer for French television productions, where he developed high-level technical precision and refined aesthetic sensibility. His music is characterised by pronounced ethnic elements, atmospheric textures, and a subtle cinematic dimension that sets him apart internationally. Padé lives and works in France while remaining deeply connected to Greek musical identity.

A major turning point in his career came with the single “The Olive,” released on Dharma, the label founded by KSHMR and a subsidiary of Spinnin’ Records / Warner. The track received support from leading global DJs such as Nicky Romero, R3HAB, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Lost Frequencies, Sam Feldt, and Blasterjaxx, followed by further releases that solidified his international presence.

Tianora

Tianora is a crossover singer, soprano, composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist with a four-octave vocal range. She began her musical journey at the age of seven through classical studies in opera, music theory, and Byzantine music.

Her sonic identity is a mystical blend of ambient atmospheres, sacred traditions, and metaphysical energy. She gained wider public recognition through her participation in the X-Factor Greece semifinals in 2016 and has performed in Greece, Finland, Spain, and Bahrain, continuing to shape a unique musical universe where the voice becomes ritual and rhythm a gateway to other dimensions.

Her recording identity was activated through her collaboration with Amanati, co-creating the tracks “Kori” and “Orama.”

Violetta Tzivra

Violetta Tzivra is a composer, lyricist, and performer with studies in music theory, vocal training, composition, and electric guitar, as well as knowledge of piano and bouzouki.
Her work bridges poetry and contemporary sound. Her first official release was “I’m Defenceless,” in collaboration with George Guren.

Jo Anto (Georgia Antonakaki)

Jo Anto, from Chania, is a singer, songwriter, and producer with studies in music production and sound engineering. In 2017, she participated in The Voice of Greece (Elena Paparizou’s team) and has since collaborated with artists such as ARCADE and Josephine.

She has composed music for theatre and film and recently released the singles “Oneiro Itan ” and “Aichmaloti Psyhi” showcasing her continuous evolution as a creator.

The Song: “Anatello (I Rise)” – LMNZ

“Anatello” is a song-ritual. TIANORA’s voice guides the listener through electronic rhythms, polyphonic climaxes, and lyrics that speak of transformation, awakening, and the return to light.
The song carries the collective signature of LMNZ, creating a soundscape that balances between cinematic grandeur and traditional Greek elements.

It is a musical experience designed to travel beyond borders and to make Greece rise again through sound. The lyrics unfold within a mythic and luminous realm, where the Nereid functions as a symbol of the primordial feminine and of Greece as living memory and a spirit of nature.
Water and light express contact with the sacred and inner awakening, while dawn and ascent mark the closing of one cycle and the emergence of a new one. Depth is not portrayed as weight, but as awareness and inner richness.

The wordless vocals and the “na-na-na” transcend language, becoming pure sound and presence, an ancient, simple, and direct chant that acts as a shared breath and a natural extension of the imagery of water, light, and sunrise.
Moments where the voice moves like a wind instrument add a sense of flow and freedom, bridging the human body with the natural landscape and creating a space where the listener does not merely listen, but participates.

Read the original article in Greek on thermaiko.eu.

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