Ithaka

Ithaka

Musician · US · b. 1966

hip-hop

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Discography

Albums
So Get Up & The Lost AcapellasSo Get Up & The Lost Acapellas2017

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Voiceless Blue Raven: Volume OneVoiceless Blue Raven: Volume One2013

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Saltwater NomadSaltwater Nomad2007

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Recorded in RioRecorded in Rio2004

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Somewhere South Of SomaliaSomewhere South Of Somalia2001

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StellaflyStellafly1997

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Flowers and the Color of PaintFlowers and the Color of Paint1995

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Fishdaddy Flashback: Volume OneFishdaddy Flashback: Volume One

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Singles
YouYou2007

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So Get UpSo Get Up1992

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EPs
Fuse With MeFuse With Me2005

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Country

US

Born

1966-07-08

Country

US

Born

1966-07-08

Country

US

Born

1966-07-08

Instruments

voice

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Keith Darin Pappas, Korvorowng

Disambiguation

Ithaka

Description

American contemporary artist/photographer/songwriter

Extract from Wikipedia

Ithaka Darin Pappas, known professionally as Ithaka, is an American-born multidisciplinary artist of Greek ancestry who creates using music, writing, sculpture and photography. He has authored a collection of poems and short stories, entitled Ravenshark Chronicles published in international magazines and periodicals, which have sometimes been the basis for his travel-oriented lyrical content. In 2025, Expresso newspaper stated that Ithaka's lyrics Forget the past, go outside, have a blast are words that, at one point in the 90s, had as much impact around the world as Timothy Leary's famous expression: Turn on, tune in, drop out. In a 2005 article for the magazine Waves, journalist Ricardo Macario described Ithaka as "The Miscellaneous Man". In a 2008 review of Ithaka's sixth album Saltwater Nomad, the online surf-culture platform Surfline stated that "the artist effortlessly traverses at ease between all of his choses mediums of expression [music, sculpture, writing and photography]", and that "his life's journey is a soulful balancing act somewhere between the worlds of euphoric creation and aquatic diversion."

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