Exospiritual is Graffick’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Graffick’s new single, “Exospiritual,” is a journey that leaves a profound impact.
Exospiritual is Graffick’s Single Out Now
This is the work of a meticulous producer. The song opens with a syncopated beat that feels like a digital alarm clock, jolting the listener into a state of heightened awareness.
The soundscape is alien, grounding the listener in reality while subtly hinting at something beyond.
It’s as if Graffick has captured a distant radio signal and transformed it into a full-fledged sonic experience.
The track is filled with subtle sonic nuances that gradually reveal themselves with repeated listens, creating a sense of discovery and wonder.
The production is immaculate. Sounds pan from left to right, stimulating both hemispheres of the brain and creating a truly immersive experience.
The combination of futuristic pads and ancient-sounding textures is intriguing and inspiring. This is music that is as therapeutic as it is stimulating.
“Exospiritual” is an invitation to explore a parallel musical universe. The track builds to a crescendo of epic proportions, leaving the listener feeling exhilarated and at peace.
Graffick has created something truly special with this song, and it’s just a taste of what you can experience by listening to his full album, “Spectra.” I highly recommend checking it out.
Exospiritual is Graffick’s Single Out Now!
Immersive!
Blaine Counter, known by his stage name Graffick, is an independent electronic music producer and DJ from San Francisco, CA. He boldly explores genres with a range of musical styles borrowing influence from the likes of Downtempo, Electronica, and Lo-Fi. Over the last 8 years Graffick has released 3 albums, 4 EPs, and a variety of singles. His upcoming 4th album, Spectra is his most bold collection of tracks offering sleek and powerful production with mesmerizing sound design. Graffick currently resides in San Diego, CA.
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