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One-line biography: Award-Winning EDM-Fueled DJ & Multi-Talented Piano Freak

One-paragraph biography: Crowned “Piano Man” by The National Herald, Niko Koulolas' award-winning career sparked by his childhood obsession with music. Born in Greece, his passion for creating music started at the age of 2 and has never stopped. As a young man, his musical talents expanded into songwriting, chorus, and band on larger and larger stages. As a classically inspired pianist, EDM-inspired DJ, and producer, Koulolas is creating trends wherever he plays music, online and off.
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