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I’m really excited to finally be able to share something we’ve been working on behind the scenes here at ePianos.
Over the past few months, we’ve been in discussion and organising an interview with Martin Harris – the man behind Yamaha’s most iconic keyboards, including the Genos, Tyros, and PSR series.
It was finally filmed in our studio just a couple of weeks ago, and it’s turned into a brand-new four-part video series we’re calling “The Man Behind Yamaha’s Keyboards – Martin Harris | UK EXCLUSIVE.”
We’re all Yamaha enthusiasts, aren’t we? I include you at home in that. These are the instruments we’ve spent years playing, demonstrating, and talking about – and for many of us, they’ve become part of our lives.
So to sit across from the person who’s been instrumental (pardon the pun!) in creating them, and to hear about the thought, the passion, and the musicality that go into every one of these keyboards, was just fascinating.
Across the series, Martin shares stories from inside Yamaha’s development process: how the team captures sounds from real instruments all over the world, what goes into making a keyboard feel and respond like a living, breathing instrument, and what drives Yamaha to keep improving with every new model.
I even asked him – as I’m sure many of you would have wanted me to – about what the future might hold for Yamaha keyboards, and what could possibly come next after the Genos 2. (You’ll want to stay tuned for that part!)

The four-part series will premiere on our YouTube channel, with new episodes released weekly.
The first episode will be broadcast on Thursday, 13th November at 3pm UK-time.
If you’re already signed up to our newsletter, you’ll get notifications automatically when each part goes live. If not, you can join free here to stay in the loop:
👉 https://www.epianos.co.uk/newsletter
And of course, you can also subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don’t miss a single episode.
The whole experience left me feeling inspired and more connected than ever to these wonderful instruments we all love – and I think you’ll feel the same once you’ve watched.
Enjoy the trailer, and I really hope you’ll join us for this very special series.
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