somnia momentum by electrobolero

The new album by electrobolero is out now on Bandcamp.
It’s not a studio production but a raw live recording, born from a series of night performances. You can hear the grain of the moment — the breath of the crowd, the pulse of improvisation, the rough edges that resist polish.

Somnia momentum — “the moment of sleep” — is music woven from visions. A procession drifts slowly across a desert cut off from the world, beneath blinding southern stars. This caravan of outcasts moves like a dream: at times a poet steps forward, scattering words into the sand; then a field radio operator tunes into signals from cities that may not exist; then a hunter stalks Dune-like creatures beneath the dunes. Between them flicker mirages: the creak of wagons, the crackle of fires, shifting shadows — as if the music itself opens a passage to another world where dream and waking blur.

Electrobolero is the project of composer and sound designer Konstantin Kutsyn, moving between club energy and symphonic depth. His music spans from techno and IDM to orchestral scores and piano miniatures, with works for theatre, film, dance and installations. Known for improvisational live sets and intellectual groove, he creates sound as a space for freedom and presence.