In the delicate space between thought and emotion, Onur Tarçın offers a profound exploration with his latest single, "réfraction." Crafted as a sonic representation of the intricacies of perception, the track beckons audiences to meditate on the nuances in their understanding and the myriad ways human emotions dance and interplay.
Inspired by the phenomenon of refraction, not merely as a physical event but as a multifaceted lens through which we interpret our world, "réfraction" serves as an auditory guide to this introspective journey. The evocative tones of a '70s piano are harmoniously married with the rich textures of analog synthesizers and strings, forging a soundscape that is simultaneously comforting and novel.
Listeners will find the composition continually evolving, echoing the unpredictable nature of refraction itself. The piece is further enhanced by the evocative visuals of Jason Ting, intertwining both auditory and visual elements to craft a more immersive experience. "réfraction" emerges not just as a song, but as a contemplative reflection on the ways we perceive and interact with the world around us.
Under the meticulous care of Martyn Heyne at Lichte Studio, Berlin, every intricate detail of this single has been fine-tuned, ensuring its mixing and mastering are of the highest caliber.
Delve into this exceptional sonic exploration as "réfraction" is now available for all listeners to experience and reflect upon.
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