“Hubble” is the debut single from Encounter’s upcoming concept album Mercury. 
Crafted using an MPC 2000 Classic and 90s-era synths like the Korg W/01 and Triton, the track blends vintage jungle textures with a cinematic, space-themed vision. Rolling breakbeats, deep subs, and lush synth pads orbit around real NASA launch recordings and excerpts from JFK’s iconic speech on space exploration.
Released on April 24th - the anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope’s 1990 launch - this track is both a nod to early 90s jungle and a forward-looking sound journey through memory, technology, and space.

Hubble

Encounter is a drum and bass producer crafting immersive soundscapes at the intersection of nostalgia and futurism. Drawing from the raw textures of early 90s jungle, his music is built using classic hardware like the MPC 2000 and vintage Korg synthesizers, fusing intricate breakbeats with rich atmospheres and cinematic depth.