With beginnings as a classical violinist, Konstantinos soon became strongly attracted to the magnetic energy of Greek music and began learning the roads of the bouzouki and various other musical instruments. He has collaborated with musicians and artists from around the world, and has performed everywhere from large stages to small taverns, and from city streets to sailboats on the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas. His electrifying improvisations and soulful melodies capture the heart of each and every listener. Konstantinos draws inspiration from Bouzouki artists and legends such as his father Demetris, George Soffos, Jordan Filippidis, Jack Gregory Halikias, John & Nikos Tatasopoulos, Vasilis Tsitsanis, Manolis Hiotis, George Papazekos, and many other musical gems in his communities.
As a modern bouzouki artist, his philosophy is that of preserving the traditions and tonalities of the old world while progressing the boundaries of global sound and musical expression. In 2019 he introduced the Greek Bouzouki as a principal instrument of study at the Berklee College of Music, and is now performing, recording, and teaching in the United States.