Sept, a Polish DJ and producer, has revealed his newest project, OPUS, which combines classic techno and painting. The project will feature a lead EP called ‘Timeless Exploration’ set to release at the end of May. This release marks a change in the artist’s sonic identity away from hard techno and back to his roots of classic techno. The rise of this project comes from Sept’s laptop being stolen last year, which caused him to lose a lot of hard techno track ideas.
His love for classic techno music brought him back to create OPUS, a collaborative platform for musicians and visual artists, headed by Sept and fellow creatives Surrollie and Rudeboy. The latter even offers opportunities for their art to be presented at selected techno events. Sept states that the project “is a fusion of visual brilliance and pulsating beats that transcends the boundaries of traditional experiences. This emerging project is the epitome of synergy between art and electronic music.”
The upcoming ‘Timeless Exhibition’ EP, the first release via OPUS set for release at the end of the month, encourages listeners to deeply reflect on the music. The EP’s concept focuses on how trends pass, yet timeless things remain pivotal. Sept’s intention with this release is to have the listener focus on the music instead of the “catchy tune and fast tempo” trend.
In conclusion, Sept’s newest project OPUS combines classic techno music with painting to create a unique and immersive experience. The project encourages the listener to focus on the music, and OPUS offers opportunities for visual artists to be part of selected techno events. The EP ‘Timeless Exploration’ is releasing at the end of May, and it reflects on how timeless music remains pivotal while trend music passes
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