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This album began as a deliberate act of time travel: the idea of uncovering forgotten 90s goa material and re-producing it as if it had been waiting decades for the right moment, the right tools, and the right mindset. The result is an album that is technically old-school goa trance, yet unmistakably modern. Not retro, not nostalgic, but reimagined.
The idea was simple: take the structure, logic and insanity of old-school goa trance and let it exist in a modern soundscape. Like turning found footage into a movie - the shapes are familiar, but the depth, space and weight belong to now. Acid lines breathe differently, arrangements unfold with intention, and the production carries a depth that could only exist now. This is goa trance as memory, filtered through experience.
The road to The Bigger Picture has been anything but short. Years of refinement, new mixes, remixes, a new mixer, constant recalibration, all in pursuit of an optimal final sound. The "final version" kept moving forward, so I followed it until, eventually, it stopped.
The Bigger Picture is not about looking back.
It's about zooming out just enough to actually see what's up.

With Atlantis Broadcast, Takkra opens a new chapter.

Recorded at Studio Atlantis in Lanzarote, the album reworks old and new ideas into a series of deep, atmospheric transmissions. Familiar elements surface and disappear, transformed into something fresh, unexpected, and often far removed from their original form.

Inspired by the legend of Atlantis, the album takes familiar material apart and rebuilds it into something entirely new. Somewhere beyond the horizon, Atlantis Broadcast brings together distant memories, imagination, and sound.

We Are Eternal returns to Sofa Beats with another release, continuing the exploration of dancefloor music at the intersection of mid-tempo trance and tribal folk rhythms and melodies. This release is an attempt to bridge the future with the ancient and forgotten past.

Kronos draws inspiration from the distant, fog-covered past and the forgotten cycles of humanity whose remnants are beginning to resurface in the collective memory. The track evokes visions of ancient advanced civilizations — before Egypt, before Atlantis, Lemuria, and Mu — and seeks to reconnect us with the lost wisdom of our predecessors.
Musically, Kronos is a powerful psychedelic roller infused with swirling sequences and an otherworldly atmosphere, merging the worlds of chilgressive and deep melodic downtempo. A Native American flute opens the portal, while haunting, mysterious vocals and hypnotic hang drum rhythms guide the listener into the forgotten past. Minimalist yet driving percussion steadily builds toward the drop, where epic leads and enigmatic melodies unfold. WAE's signature talking FM synths bring the composition to a cinematic and powerful conclusion.

Roots to Cosmos reminds us that in order to reach higher cosmic knowledge and transcendental realms, we must remain grounded and rooted in reality. Exploring our heritage and honoring the wisdom preserved within pre-Christian traditions opens pathways to cosmic consciousness.
Faster, also strong and stompy, the track features more intricate percussion woven together with glitchy cosmic phrases and immersive sound design. Massive melodic psytech leads carry the listener deeper into the cosmic realm, while acoustic and organic instruments maintain a connection to the material world. The drop introduces an unexpected melodic turn, revealing yet another layer of the journey. In the grand finale, an epic folk violin ensemble brings forward an ethno-Slavic atmosphere — a reflection of Piotr's personal heritage as the musician behind We Are Eternal. A massive acid lead then ties the entire experience together, bringing this epic ride to its final culmination.

Those tracks are designed for deep festival and club dance floors with the intention to connect us with high knowledge of the ancient past.

randomPLAY arrives on Sofa Beats with a collection of four playful and unpredictable cuts, drifting between hypnotic grooves, fragmented textures, and spontaneous club energy.

Built without rules or expectations, the release moves through different moods and rhythms while keeping its raw and instinctive spirit throughout.

From the rolling pulse of Spektrum 50/50 to the restless flow of One Day Different Something Else and the driving energy of Hypnotic Music for Running 174 SPM, this EP captures randomPLAY exactly as intended: free, curious, and impossible to pin down.

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