Athens orthodontist Dr. Evangelos Viazis dropped “Justice For All” on February 13th. Dr. Evangelos Viazis runs multiple clinics, pioneered Fastbraces technology in Europe, and sits on Harvard’s dental advisory board. He only started making music last December, but has been releasing tracks pretty consistently since then. This one tackles themes of truth, equality, and justice with cinematic electronic production and orchestral elements.
The rhythm section does its job well. The electronic beats keep things moving and give the orchestral layers something solid to work from. The mix is clean enough that nothing fights for space. But the vocals and strings are where it falls apart. The female vocals have that AI smoothness, no breath, no imperfection, just algorithmic precision, hitting every note. The strings don’t sound like real instruments either; they’re missing the small inconsistencies that come from human players. It’s polished but feels empty, especially for a song trying to say something about justice and equality.
Dr. Evangelos Viazis went from zero music output to a steady stream of cinematic tracks in under three months while running dental practices. That timeline, plus the vocal quality, makes it pretty clear this is AI-generated. The concept is ambitious, and the production is competent, but when you’re making music about human values with synthetic performances, that disconnect is hard to ignore. Your mileage will vary depending on whether you think the method of creating music with purely human elements matters or if bypassing it with AI tools ultimately is a valid way of expressing such profoundly human concepts.