Always fascinated by the "shortform editions," I’m happy to present, after Lull, a new miniature album: Sasayaka.
Seven small musical seeds gathered in sixteen minutes. It might sound paradoxical, I know, but those who, like me, are used to few words might understand this pursuit of essence, of the bare minimum.
What surprises me every time I listen back to works like this is how time seems to expand: a few minutes that stretch out, reaffirming the idea that time, after all, is a relative concept.
Sasayaka is a sonic journey made of imperceptible details that dance in the air like light leaves. Ethereal sounds, delicate as the first light of dawn, tiny fragments of emotion suspended in time.
Each track is a caress, a breath, a distant echo that brushes against the soul. Sasayaka is a celebration of the hidden joy found in small things, a whisper capable of containing infinity.
Recorded during the nights between February and March 2025, on a 4-track cassette recorder.