Kepa Lehtinen is paving the way for contemporary composers. His compositions aren’t just music, they’re art. Through the combination of haunting theremin harmonies, soul-resonating double bass, delicate piano melodies and unique textures Kepa builds a world to escape into.
Kepa Lehtinen – Lost Opportunities
This Finland-based artist is quickly becoming one of the most vital new composers in the industry. He has already amassed almost 60,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Kepa has made a name for himself by composing unique, atmospheric pieces that combine both traditional and electronic sounds. As a multi-instrumentalist, he’s best known for his use of the Theremin, a touchless electronic instrument played with hand gestures. The Theremin produces an eerie tone, slightly similar to a violin, and Kepa has a way with it, that very few others do. Lehtinen is also making waves in the TV and film industry. His compositions have been used in countless shows. His most recent project was composing the music for the internationally released TV series, ‘Made in Finland/Mobile 101’. Find it now on Disney+.
‘Lost Opportunities’, Kepa Lehtinen’s latest release is another prime example of the captivating soundscapes he creates to draw listeners in. The melancholic ambience of this track perfectly captures the feelings of loss, grief and the eventual acceptance that comes after. It’s the kind of composition that can hold a place in your heart and connect you to your own experiences.
‘Lost Opportunities’ is exquisitely arranged and the composition is very well-balanced. The track has a minimalistic feel with instrumentation consisting of the Theremin, Double Bass, Piano and Mellotron M400. Kepa has once again created an emotionally provoking sound that surrounds you and allows you to get lost in his audible world.
“Lost Opportunities’ is another astounding composition by Kepa Lehtinen that will be sure to tug on your heart strings.”
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