The Apana Ep launches a series of three releases by Martin Nonstatic including of full length album and a mellower atmospheric Ep. 
As we elect to search for the meaning of this chosen word. 
Martin, the composer, being a fervent Yogi practitioner, we gather it has a relation to his personal experience and dig a little wider... Apana, Apāna, Āpaṇa, Āpāna, so many spellings and definitions in so many languages ; we retain the watering shed, the vital expiration and the banquet of hypnotic and downtempo delights we entice you to join. 
Let yourself be lulled by the distinguished Nonstatic rhythm and loop patterns and stand exploring new electronic aural geographies, deep and spacious.

Written and composed by Martin Van Rossum
Mastering by Vincent Villuis @ Ultimae Studios
Artwork by Arnaud Galoppe and Vincent Villuis

P&C 2020 Ultimae
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Apana EP

Apana Part 2

Vinyl EP / Digital

MARTIN NONSTATIC | Apana Part 2

Derived from the Latin “Ultimae Terrae,” meaning “the furthest places,” the name Ultimae reflects a profound theme of exploration. This concept is at the heart of Ultimae Records, an ambient music record label and publisher dedicated to transporting listeners to the outer edges of experience through sound and offering a space for introspection and discovery within the vastness of the mind and beyond.

In 1999, Vincent Villuis and Sandrine Gryson, also known as AES Dana and Mahiane, united over a shared passion for the immersive world of electronic music. This collaboration led to the birth of the label. Initially envisioned as a musical portal, Ultimae’s mission was to explore and disseminate the diverse expressions of Ambient music far and wide through the production of records and the establishment of an online shop.

Over the years, Ultimae has expanded beyond its original scope, evolving into a multifaceted company with sound design, post-production, and mastering studios based in Lyon, France, along with professional services in publishing, music licensing, and synchronization.

Just musical monster stuck in a human body