The song tries to explain the calmness and purity of birth. Combining the unreal perception brought about by stillness with the search for existence. There is a beginning but no end. Their organic approach describes the flow of birth in an eclectic and electronic style.

From Afar 

The thoughts and feelings of non-existence, inability to be, and concepts of existence and origin are generated within the context of the "Beingless" Electronic/Organic and Ambient genres.

The "Beingless" organic groove structure takes prominence with the texture of melodic synths, accompanied by the enchantment of the Flugelhorn. The electro guitar, in a concept beyond the norm, almost functions as a Synth Pad in the distant and expansive parts of the song.

The factor behind the creation of this piece was finding the texture we built within this song in the improvisational spaces of our Live set. Many of the melodies, grooves, and small details in the texture of the song came together as a result of the improvisation of our feelings during the live set merging with this song.

Composer: Karma Whiff, Mehmet Denizci
Performer: Karma Whiff, Mehmet Denizci 
Mix/Master: Karma Whiff 

LABEL: MOOSE RECORDS

Beingless

The silence of the mind can sometimes be as loud as an inner scream. A body, left outside the journey yet driven by intuition, carries a restless soul eager to plunge in. To pause is not only to rest but also to clear one's vision and seek the infinite with open eyes. The body embarks on a journey through stillness and silence. Like a calm lake, it waits, settled and serene. In such clarity, throwing a stone into the water is akin to disturbing inner balance and shaking peace. Each ripple transforms into a turbulence resonating across the lake’s surface. Clarity gives way to murkiness. With the stone’s fall, the reflected image shatters. Though every step of the journey holds the wisdom of a lesson, there comes a jarring awareness of not having traveled far enough to grasp it. The random dance of feet moving back and forth upon the earth becomes the rhythm of life’s cycle. 

Status Quo

The song tries to explain the calmness and purity of birth. Combining the unreal perception brought about by stillness with the search for existence. There is a beginning but no end. Their organic approach describes the flow of birth in an eclectic and electronic style.

Artists: Karma Whiff, Mehmet Denizci 

Album name: Birth of Quiescence                                                              

Performance:
Composer/Electric Guitar/Keys: Karma Whiff
Flugelhorn/Trumpet: Mehmet Denizci

Mix: Karma Whiff
Mastering: Kanto Records 


Birth of Quiescence

"Sequence Pt.2" reflects the mysterious beginning and disappearance of this journey. The track stands out with the magnificent melodies of the bowed tanbur instrument, the ambient structure of the electric guitar within the framework, and the organic groove structure. This piece, with its melancholic and mysterious structure, embellishes intense emotions with electronic dance grooves.

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