kmAndras is the contemporary electronic music project of Budapest-based screenwriter and composer András Kovács M., specializing in cinematic and retro-futuristic soundscapes. His work serves as an intersection between vintage synthesizer aesthetics and modern instrumental storytelling, often framed as imaginary soundtracks for non-existent films.

The artistic identity of kmAndras is firmly rooted in the golden era of electronic pioneers, drawing significant influence from the melodic textures of Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Ennio Morricone, alongside the progressive structures of Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd, and the French electronic duo Air.

His discography is defined by a commitment to thematic consistency and high-fidelity production. Notable releases include the tribute piece Farewell, Mr. Papathanassiou and the cult-cinema inspired Oscillation Overthruster. A recurring motif in his work is the integration of 1970s and 80s visual culture; for instance, the track No Escape utilizes vocoder vocals as an homage to the animations of René Laloux. His more expansive projects, such as the Tales from Deep Space EP, are structured as original scores for fictional vintage space documentaries, effectively bridging the gap between urban melancholy and cosmic expanses.

Refusing the conventions of functional background music, kmAndras focuses on deliberate compositions that emphasize atmosphere and narrative depth, positioning his catalog within the lineage of serious electronic and cinematic art.