Isaac Velázquez Moreno launches a new audiovisual project combining progressive electronic music with evolving 3D environments.
Multidisciplinary artist Isaac Velázquez Moreno is introducing Resometric, a new project that brings together his two central creative practices: music production and 3D audiovisual art.
Formerly known as Speaker Boy, Velázquez Moreno describes Resometric as a more mature and personal development of his artistic identity. The project is built around progressive, immersive music and visual worlds that continuously evolve through abstract forms, geometric structures, futuristic ideas, and references to the natural world.
For Resometric, the visual component is an integral part of the composition. Original sound design and 3D artwork are created to develop alongside one another, allowing the intensity, movement, and emotional progression of the music to influence the visual experience. The result is an audiovisual format designed to be especially powerful in live settings, where sound and imagery can fill the space as one unified environment.
The project’s debut arrives with “Wuppertal,” an expansive solo track shaped by dark atmospheres and forceful rhythms. Combining immersive electronic textures with a hard-hitting pulse, the track is aimed at listeners who are drawn to powerful sound design and enveloping progressive music.
A 3D visualizer accompanies the release, turning the track’s frequencies into an evolving futuristic landscape. Rather than functioning as a conventional music video, the visual piece extends the sonic experience, transforming the movement of “Wuppertal” into abstract forms, depth, and motion.
With its first release, Resometric establishes a creative direction that reaches beyond music alone. It presents sound and visual art as interconnected elements of a larger experience—one designed to surround the audience and invite a deeper connection with the music.
Stream “Wuppertal” by Resometric:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal
