Mystictrax Multiverse is a compilation with the strictly dancefloor stuff with a unique sound, emotions and passion, for crying & dancing as Ukrainians can. It unites such artists as TRS KZK, Radiant Futur, Peshka, Roma Khropko, Kiddmisha, Smezkh, Lostlojic, Clasps, Incorrect Waves, Bodro, Luschn, Sweetyspot, Raavel, Loweast, Monotronique…

Some of them are known as HÖR, Brave Factory Festival, CXEMA, club ∄ and VESELKA residents. Also the VA features local vinyl only artists and a few newcomers.

Out on November 1 on limited amount neck chain USBs and digital formats.

mystictrax.bandcamp.com/album/multiverse

Spuddle

An opener of "Take Charge And Move In", released on @mystictrax

Vocals by Daryna Panas;
Lyrics are taken from the poem «Let's shatter the canons our calm…» by Hrytsko Chubai (1949-1982).

https://mystictrax.bandcamp.com/album/take-charge-and-move-in

Re-Rooting (ft. Daryna Panas)

A Dedication

Adaptogen is an art project by Ukrainian-Polish duo Volt Agapeyev and Sławomir Zbiok Czajkowski realized remotely in a virtual reality environment. Using 3D modeling tools and VR headsets, the artists created a series of fantastic flowers which can be seen collected together in a virtual exhibition (the link will be available on the opening day).
Why did the artists choose the flower theme? First of all, nature, the motif of a plant, a flower, has been an unquestionable inspiration for artists for centuries. Biodiversity is a key issue for the survival of life on Earth in times of climate catastrophe and the problems of the Anthropocene. The motif of the flower or, more broadly, the plant has been chosen as a tribute to the biological complexity of our planet.
In the visual arts, the flower is one of the most recurring motifs; flowers are not just representations of reality, but are many times attempts to describe the world in their own language. In flowers, apart from their obvious physical characteristics, a careful observer will notice a metaphor for human life. Beauty mingles with death, fragility with great endurance, in flowers we can find symbolism that moves us deeply. “Each higher organism is richer in information than a Caravaggio painting, a Bach fugue, or any other great work,” wrote Edward Osborne Wilson, often called the “father of biodiversity”, in a seminal paper in 1985.
The project was carried out as part of the Hyper Global / Hyper Local project by MakersXchange.
Sound design for exhibition created by Clasps.

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