Greek singer/songwriter Apo Lamdas seems to create no boundaries between music styles or eras, incorporating a new unpredictable sound with his philosophical lyrics. He matches his music and unique aesthetics with his life experiences and his outspoken and controversial attitude. Apo borrows and combines elements from any music genre that he comes across, creating novelty of a hybrid experimental style that gives him a vast appeal among different demographics, while having a lot of influence from film scores of American movies due to his appreciation for cinema.

Born Apostle Lamdas in Kavala, Greece and raised in Xanthi, Greece, his interest for learning music firstly began when he had just turned 19. At that time he initially started playing piano while he was studying at the University of Aegean in Greece. One year later, he started composing and producing songs at his home studio that he created. That's when he started filtering music through a much more ambitious and widescreen lens. Apo is also known by the moniker, Apokosmos, which has a personal meaning to him.