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Isaac Velázquez Moreno—formerly known as Speaker Boy—introduces a new artistic chapter shaped by progressive sound, 3D art, and futuristic visual worlds.
A new audiovisual project is taking shape at the intersection of electronic music and digital art. Resometric, the latest creative project from multidisciplinary artist Isaac Velázquez Moreno, represents a deeper and more personal evolution of the artist’s work following his time as Speaker Boy.
Combining music production with 3D audiovisual design, Resometric is built around the idea that sound and visuals can develop as one unified experience. The project’s immersive environments draw from geometry, futurism, nature, and abstract art, creating constantly changing worlds that respond to the emotional movement of the music.
Progressive and atmospheric at its core, Resometric goes beyond the traditional music release. Each composition is conceived as part of a broader audiovisual language, with original sound design guiding the development of detailed 3D visual spaces. The result is an enveloping experience intended to translate rhythm, tension, energy, and progression into visual form—particularly within a live setting.
The project makes its debut with “Wuppertal,” an immersive solo track accompanied by a 3D visualizer. Combining dark futuristic tones with powerful rhythms, the track transforms each frequency into part of a larger audiovisual landscape. Its expansive sound design and hypnotic atmosphere make it an introduction to Resometric’s distinctive approach: music that is not simply heard, but experienced as a complete sensory environment.
For listeners drawn to immersive electronic music, cinematic soundscapes, and hard-hitting progressive rhythms, “Wuppertal” offers a first glimpse into the evolving world of Resometric.
Stream “Wuppertal”:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal
