My album ‘Ego Death’ is out today in full,
 
It’s been such a long day coming, it honestly doesn't seem real.  Rather than continuing to struggle with finding the right words, I hope the music will speak in my place.
 
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for being here w/ me


@Renrakuglobalmedia

Visuals by Matt.psd

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ALEPH - EGO DEATH

'Polymer' is out now on all platforms via @renrakuglobalmedia

ART DIRECTION By Matt Iwicki

ALEPH - POLYMER

Proud to share the 2nd Single from my debut Album with you all.

A step into the all-encompassing void, beyond Form, before the Word, where the psyche can start to come apart.

Out today via @Renrakuglobalmedia

NOISE FLOOR

ALEPH - NOISE FLOOR

everything will be ok

out this friday via @Renrakuglobalmedia as part of my debut Album, 'Ego Death'

Big shout's to Inspector Dubplate // Inspected for the premiere

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ALEPH -  BREATHE

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’Ego Death’ examines the hero's journey, the death and rebirth of the self, with the psychedelic experience as the narrative mechanism. It’s also a story about how I was changing as a person, a chronicle of my vision, values, and aspirations as an artist during the time of writing.

I’ve been fortunate to have electronic music as a place of healing in my life, a safe space to escape into and explore. Diving into this project at the start of the global covid-19 pandemic when everything was shutting down and things felt so uncertain was a sort of coping mechanism. During the 8-10 months prior to that, I had been overcome by this feeling that I had something more I needed to tell and explore within my work, something that I had been struggling to find and understand. It wasn’t until the mandatory isolation of quarantine that I was able to really parse out and confront what I was feeling and luckily I was able to make it into something tangible. This project is the result of that process.

I think a final point I’d like to offer up is that regardless of where the story ends, there is always a place beyond it. I’ve always loved to think about the unwritten narratives that follow a story's conclusion, about what happens with the characters and places after everything is said and done. I hope that those who take the time to listen to this record will consider that side of things now that this part of my story has ended.