Polaris

Polaris LP from John Ov3rblast brings another music journey into the cosmos. For the better part of 14 years of releases, the Greek producer living in England, Yiannis Vlastaris, has stripped club music to the studs, winking at specific genres without fully claiming one. From deep ambient soundtracks to minimal dub techno partial celestial bodies of works, progressive and raging trance anthems. Ov3rblast delivers on Polaris LP masterfully a blend of deep techno soundscapes, tribal aesthetics, and African deep housey elements. Opening tracks create a vacuum to bring into his territory. The following tracks Musica Humana, and Occult Frequencies, with an organic touch, and analogue percussions, feel like a celebration of life. Prana and Divine Art remind sunrises into hidden landscapes. Samahdi evaporates sweet melodic arps sequenced with tiny microlayers and heavenly surprises which take you far away, Akashas a tool for deep divine manifestations. Nothing less in the middle parts of the LP keeps escalating his atmosphere into a barrage of sounds, colours, floating vocals, and ecstatic melodies. His sound design does not describe any genres or zones, expansive layers of emotions, or sounds like the soundtrack from an alternative sci-fi mystical movie. A journey into the abyss of sound, esoteric, bright full, wide and spacious. Outro tracks, Polaris and Universal Harmony combine fractured storytelling and instrumental passages, with programmed synth effects in woozy harmonic compositions that soar and thrill, warped, ethereal, space-age noises that are complex of timbre and harmony. Another masterpiece from the composer sound designer and label owner, John Ov3rblast. A thrilling LP, an ecstatic, hypnotic piece of minimalism with sacred overtones. Your body's moving, but you're not sure where the music will take you. Music is for him the highest state of mental concentration that people can achieve while still bound to the body and which unites them with the highest reality. linktr.ee/johnov3rblast