emesh presenta Zayith

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Antonio Muñoz’s zayith on Sendero Records is a striking reminder that techno can be an act of cultural preservation. Within its ten original Deep Techno pieces, Muñoz doesn’t simply arrange beats — he crafts a sonic architecture that shelters the symbolic weight of the olive tree.

The olive has stood as a marker of peace, sustenance, and sacredness for millennia, mentioned in the Bible, the Quran, and ancient Egyptian texts. Muñoz translates this history into sound, letting deep, resonant basslines serve as the tree’s roots, and shimmering synth layers as its canopy. Each track feels like a chapter, moving from dense, almost primeval atmospheres into brighter, more agile sonic moments, much like the seasonal cycle of growth and harvest.

The result is music that can anchor a dance floor while also rewarding quiet, solitary listening. zayith is as much an artistic statement as it is a functional record — an intricate dialogue between the heritage of an ancient symbol and the forward thrust of modern electronic music.

sendero / emesh / armonía del sonido

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