Rockets by Namasthay

"Rockets," the 12th symphony by Namasthay, is a sonic departure towards minimalism and purity.

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Stripping back the layers to reveal the core of electronic synthesis, this album is a reverent nod to the space race, a time when eyes gazed upwards and the stars were the limit.

With no vocals to guide the narrative, "Rockets" speaks through oscillations and frequency shifts, invoking the simplicity of early electronic compositions. It's an auditory homage to the marvels of space exploration, to the potential of what we can achieve when we channel our efforts not into conflict, but into the boundless pursuit of discovery and understanding beyond our world.

Embedded within the simplicity are subtle homages - a conceptual tribute to the soaring sounds of The Police and the thoughtful lyrics of Sting, and distorted reflections of the raw energy of Yellow and Nirvana. Yet, these tributes are not evident at first listen, requiring the audience to engage deeply with the soundscape and unravel the layers of homage themselves.

"Rockets" is an album for contemplation, an invitation to listeners to embark on a celestial journey powered by the imagination and fueled by the spirit of cosmic curiosity.

Namasthay, a Belgo-Israeli prog visionary, weaves Sephardi-modal soul with raw baritone in 44 albums of Emo-Spontaneity. From Brussels' punk underground to Jerusalem's eternal pulse, his improvised, first-take tracks (like Ner Neshama) fuse Boards of Canada haze with Hebrew grit. A ULB AI researcher and stealth Princeton collaborator, he redefines music as memory—unscripted, imperfect, eternal.

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