The Russian-born, Berlin-based producer lets his guard down on a new self-released EP, trading sharp electronics for acoustic drift and fractured rhythms.
Serge Geyzel has built his work around analog gear and precise synthesis, but the five tracks on Stay. reveal a producer willing to let that architecture breathe. The self-released EP opens with the title track, a slow-moving piece where ambient tones and drifting acoustic textures set a mood of unguarded melancholy rather than a command to remain.
What follows is a looser, more exploratory collection. Geyzel moves through downtrod
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