Chie Otomi, Daniel[i] & Lukas Freisem - Split Release (2025)

From opposite corners of quiet geographies — Osaka and Aachen — comes a meeting of slow motion and open air. Side A drifts with Chie Otomi, whose remarkable command of the synthesizer brings subtle depth and shimmer to every phrase. She shapes weightless tones and soft-field frequencies, tracing small constellations of stillness. Each layer moves like light through fog — present, but never insisting.
 Side B unfolds with Danieli[i] & Lukas Freisem, marking their first collaboration. Their music hints at rhythm but remains firmly rooted in the abstract, moving rather in soft pulses and suspended motion. Together they sculpt a shared horizon from blurred chords and gentle resonance. The pieces breathe in long pauses, allowing space to feel almost tactile — a gentle expansion rather than a direction. Together, these two sides form a dialogue of patience: moments that unfold at their own pace, inviting the listener to lean into slowness, to let time unspool.