Planète's new 'Continuum' EP is a transformative non-stop electronic exploration
Dive into the accompanying visualiser from Tristan Jalleh
Melbourne producer Planète, real name Dion Tartaglione, has shared his lengthiest project to date, a continuous 30-minute electronic exploration titled 'Continuum.'
The EP is broken into five tracks that blend seamlessly together as they eb and flow, accompanied by an immersive visualiser by fellow Melbourne artist Tristan Jalleh.
Of the release, Tartaglione said: "I've had the idea of creating a continuous and seamless playback style EP for quite a while. It isn't a new idea but it was new for me to try.
"The EP is centralised on the theme of a thought process and its relationship with consciousness. The themes in the undercurrent of the tracks play out as a succession of this process pulling together internal and external patterns.
"The way in which the EP is themed is a direct relationship to the approach I took whilst making it."
Dive into 'Continuum' below.
Scott Carbines is Mixmag's Australian Digital Content Editor, follow him on Twitter
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