Isaac Velázquez Moreno launches a new audiovisual project exploring the space between electronic music, digital art, and immersive performance.
Artist and producer Isaac Velázquez Moreno is introducing Resometric, a new audiovisual project that unites progressive music with evolving 3D visual art.
Formerly known as Speaker Boy, Velázquez Moreno is entering a new phase of his creative work with a project that reflects a more personal and developed artistic vision. Resometric is built on the interaction between sound and image, using music production and 3D design to create atmospheric experiences that continue to evolve over time.
The project’s visual identity is influenced by geometry, futurism, nature, and immersive abstract art. These references shape digital environments filled with shifting structures, organic movement, and futuristic textures. Each visual world is designed to respond to the music, translating its energy and progression into a sensory experience.
For Resometric, visuals are not an afterthought. Original sound design and 3D artwork are developed together, allowing the emotional journey of each track to guide the movement, rhythm, and atmosphere of the imagery. The result is a format that extends beyond a conventional release and opens the door to immersive live performances.
Resometric’s debut arrives with “Wuppertal,” a dark and forceful solo track created for listeners who appreciate enveloping atmospheres and powerful rhythms. The composition combines progressive movement with futuristic sound design, building an intense sonic environment that feels expansive and cinematic.
The track is accompanied by a 3D visualizer that transforms its frequencies into a constantly changing digital landscape. As the sound develops, the visual world shifts with it, giving form to the track’s tension, momentum, and atmosphere.
“Wuppertal” marks the beginning of Resometric’s broader audiovisual journey—one where music is experienced not only as sound, but also as space, motion, and visual emotion.
Stream “Wuppertal” here:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal
