Binar Dhal

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Multiple Locations
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Binar Dhal (a.k.a. Emmanouel Rovithis) explores two poles of electronic sound: intimate, atmospheric environments shaped by drones, textures, and memory; and raw, rhythm-driven structures built from glitches, distortion, and kinetic energy.

Suspended between ambient soundscapes and experimental techno, the name reflects this duality — a figure caught between extremes:
Binar, the pull between two poles;
Dhal, a fictional word suggesting both king and burden.

Suspended between ambient soundscapes and experimental techno, the name reflects this duality — a figure caught between extremes:

Binar, the pull between two poles;

Dhal, a fictional word suggesting both king and burden.

Talos

Released in May 2026


Talos is a five-track ambient album at the intersection of dark and nostalgic. Written and performed live during July–August 2025 on the island of Crete, the work draws inspiration from the mythological automaton Talos, who once patrolled the island’s coasts watching out for friend and foe. At the core of each track lies an excerpt from personal field recordings collected across my journeys, an impression patched onto the automaton’s inner world. Fragments of memory are isolated, cycled, and transformed into immersive soundscapes, bound together by sentimental drones, subtle deep percussion, and fragments of synthetic texture.

Credits

Concept-Text-Direction: Aris Biniaris
Cast: Michalis Valasoglou, Vaso Kavalieratou, Augustinos Koumoulos, Maria Manta
Music Composition & Sound Design: Emmanouel Rovithis
Collaboration in dramaturgy: Elena Triantafyllopoulou
Set and costumes: Paris Mexis
Lyrics: Unknown Winter
Mask design-making: Martha Foka
Motion editing: Evi Economou
Mask teaching: Michalis Valasoglou
Assistant Director: Nefeli Papanastasopoulou
Promo Photos: Patroklos Skafidas

News247
The intense musicality also contributes to this harmonious mix (excellent musical composition and sound design by Emmanouel Rovithis) which "binds" with Aris Biniaris' directorial perspective and subsequently imbues the acting of his actors with rhythm in speech, breaths and their body."
Efsyn
"The intense music of Emmanouel Rovithis and the choreography of Evi Oikonomou move the stage in the steps of a Kafkaesque nightmare."
News247
The intense musicality also contributes to this harmonious mix (excellent musical composition and sound design by Emmanouel Rovithis) which "binds" with Aris Biniaris' directorial perspective and subsequently imbues the acting of his actors with rhythm in speech, breaths and their body."
Efsyn
"The intense music of Emmanouel Rovithis and the choreography of Evi Oikonomou move the stage in the steps of a Kafkaesque nightmare."

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