What happened next

Warsaw-based cellist/composer Resina (Karolina Rec) returns with a first standalone album in three years, taking a big step forward on a bold and brilliantly expansive record that explores ideas about language, the voice and the unpredictability of nature. Recorded by Resina and Michał Kupicz, with striking additional mixing & production work by Daniel Rejmer (Ben Frost, Björk, Foals, Girls Names), 'Speechless’ is fluid and muscular, with wide dynamics and a dark and powerful dramatic weight. Across nine tracks, Resina's cello, voice and electronics are set alongside drummer Mateusz Rychlicki and the 23-piece 441 Hz choir.

Speechless

Resina - Unveiling

Escape

ll tracks on this album were created using analogue media, tape loops, and non-musical noises. Tape and vinyl defects become elements of the composition here. In the modern digital era, people are losing touch with tangible reality and living nature, plunging into an artificial, synthetic, and virtual environment. The naturalness and uniqueness of simple things are becoming rarities.

This album was first released on Élan Vital Recordings on September 1, 2021, then was re-released on Rhymes Music in 2022, and now, slightly reworked (brought to perfection), is finally coming out on Chitra Records.

Produced and mixed by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev
Cover picture by Yulia Rychkova
Cover design by Dionis Afonichev

Lost Rarities

Ocean

The Path of Sea and Sky

A Walk Along the Foam

Retro textures met with modern momentum. "Cold Moon" is a steady, driving instrumental track for the late hours. 

Cold Moon

Multilateralism is an alliance of multiple countries pursuing a common goal. Imagine that! 


Multilateralism

“Suspend” drifts in a weightless space between tension and release, unfolding slowly with an immersive, introspective mood. Subtle textures and evolving layers create a suspended sense of time, pulling the listener into a hazy, almost dreamlike state. It’s a track that leans into atmosphere over urgency, inviting deep listening and reflection as it quietly builds, hovers, and dissolves.

sspnd

Atomic Age is a dark, atmospheric journey through tension and aftermath - blending raw energy with a sense of isolation and unease. Driven by evolving textures, heavy low-end, and cinematic pacing, the track captures the feeling of standing in the ruins of a future shaped by technology and power. Equal parts hypnotic and unsettling, it’s built to pull the listener into a stark, post-modern soundscape.

Atomic Age

Downtempo experimental electronic built on evolving textures, quiet tension, and a reflective, late-night atmosphere.

Split Infinitive

Human of the Future is the music project of Robin Neilly.

The music is about telling stories through sound, with melodies, atmospheres, and rhythms that carry feeling.


Escape

Human of the future

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