Pávlos Lefkós

Pávlos Lefkós is a composer from the Hybro-Gorathic Empire, and the leader of the "thóryvos" movement in music. 
Lefkos began his career as a trained percussionist and conductor, and recorded a number of popular piano-rolls in the emergent komikós, or ragtime, songs in the 250s KOR. Shortly after the end of the War of the Hybretian Succession, Lefkos put together a brass band, complete with percussionists, a bass player, a pianist, and a Kordynian soldier playing the banjo to create a new style of music, which premiered on December 15th at the Royal Opera House - to much dismay.
Despite the emergent hatred of this new type of music by certain members of the upper class and Union Elites, the music quickly became popular in clubs and on records with the middle and lower orders. One newspaper trashed the "ruckus", which was adopted as its name (thóryvos in Hybretian). Kordynian soldiers occupying New Hybris also came to enjoy it, referring it to as Cam-Cloff, or limp-step, based on the genre's strange pulsing.
Lefkos is considered a forefront member of the Generation of '62 movement.