An immersive new EP from LOGICA ABSTRACTA, Amber weaves a captivating blend of ethereal, spacey atmospheres and cinematic soundscapes. From the glimmering, radiant swells of “Amber – Video Version” to the haunting, neon-lit textures of “Ecoton,” each track transitions smoothly through moments of vast, otherworldly beauty. The project of New York-based artist Vadim Militsin first caught our ears with last year’s album, Headspace Station, and continues to captivate here.
“Amber – Video Version” opens the EP with a spacey, glimmering entrancement. Spacious illumination swells into moments of grandiose power, amidst a mechanical-like flickering that plays with rhythmic effect. Warming synth tones, resembling the sun’s rays emerging as day breaks, stir throughout the second half. The ensuing “Different Lizard” also compels in its tonal shifts, from wispy frequencies to a vocal-like resonance that lingers throughout.
A neon-lit, futuristic glow comes forth on “Ecoton” — complete with somewhat ominous melodic feelings, as spacey blooping interacts with haunting synth layers. A cinematic-friendly immersion takes hold, akin to astronauts entering unchartered territory in a sci-fi film. EP finale “White Conjuring” is a gorgeous send-off, infusing wordless vocal beauty within twinkling keys and hazy synth pads. The four tracks on the Amber EP thoroughly compel in their memorable soundscapes and structural developments.
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The track is also featured in the genre-based, best-of Spotify compilation Obscure Ambient.
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