Hypnosis By Giardini Oort – A Break Free From Daily Patterns

Imagine sneaking out of your daily grind and stumbling into Giardini Oort studio in Ravenna. That place where the coffee’s probably too strong and the ambiance feels like a botanist’s lab collided with a synth museum. On December 12, 2024, this mad scientist of sound just dropped Hypnosis, a track that’s as much an escape hatch from the mundane as it is a musical experiment. And what’s the secret here? Andy Para is the brains behind Giardini Oort, crafting sounds out of Ravenna, Italy.

Hypnosis By Giardini Oort – The Lines Between Organic And Electronic

Hypnosis is Giardini Oort going rogue with his music: think dual-language storytelling in English and Italian. Because why settle for one when you can mess with both? He throws in everything but the kitchen sink – analog, digitals, and a drum that probably has a backstory worth a pint. The song is an invitation to ditch the autopilot life. And dive headfirst into a richer, albeit messier, magic universe.

The recording process for “Hypnosis” was like stepping into the labyrinth itself—a journey of
sound and emotion – Giardini Oort

Oort himself is the lone wolf behind the console, crafting tracks that sound like they should be played in a dimly lit, underground European club where everyone’s too cool to dance but sways anyway. He’s inspired by the likes of Niccolò Fabi and Brunori Sas for the lyrical feels, and Brian Eno and Nils Frahm for the kind of soundscapes that can make you forget what city you’re in.

Giardini Oort – A Different Beat To Walk To

Recording this beast was a home affair, done in a studio that doubles as a jungle, apparently. Oort’s place is decked out with plants and vintage synths. Nice, isn’t it? Blurring the lines between organic and electronic. Just close your eyes and picture this soundscape. It’s less about “getting that perfect take” and more about letting the track grow wild and free, until it finds its own way out of the speakers.

What sets Hypnosis apart? First of all, this track it’s not trying to be your next radio hit. It’s complex, flipping between languages, fusing human emotions with machine precision. And making you feel slightly off-balance, yet totally on board. It’s a track that wants to pull you into a dialogue. The one that questions the rhythm of your daily life, and offers a different beat to walk to.

Looking ahead, Giardini Oort isn’t content with just streaming numbers. Actually he’s plotting to turn Hypnosis into an all-out sensory assault. Think live shows that hit you with not just sound but visuals. And maybe a hint of a scent that goes well with deep thinking about life. I closed my eyes and listened to this track on a breeze, and I liked it. It felt like rediscovering a forgotten dream, and I liked it even more. It’s about making an experience that pulls you right in.

Hypnosis – Trying To Find The Exit But Ending Up Deeper Inside

With an easy smile, Oort puts it simply as if he’s just sharing a story: “Creating ‘Hypnosis’ was like walking through my own sound-designed labyrinth, trying to find the exit and ending up deeper inside. It’s about the journey, the weird turns, and the surprises around each corner. And trust me, it’s a trip worth taking.”

So, to the curators, the listeners, and the audio adventurers out there, Hypnosis it’s a detour off the beaten path. A side quest in your musical narrative. Dive in, get lost, and maybe find a piece of yourself in the maze of Giardini Oort’s making.

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