Isaac Velázquez Moreno introduces a new creative identity where immersive progressive music meets evolving 3D visual art.
After developing his work under the name Speaker Boy, multidisciplinary artist Isaac Velázquez Moreno begins a new chapter with Resometric—an audiovisual project dedicated to the connection between sound, image, and space.
Resometric combines electronic music production with 3D visual art to create immersive environments that move and transform with the music. Influenced by geometry, futurism, nature, and abstract art, the project explores a visual language that is both organic and digital, familiar and otherworldly.
At the heart of Resometric is the idea that music and visuals should evolve together. Original sound design provides the structure for each experience, while 3D environments interpret the music’s rhythm, energy, and emotional progression. This approach gives the project a cinematic quality, while also creating a strong foundation for live audiovisual performances.
The first release from this new project is “Wuppertal,” an immersive solo track built for listeners who connect with powerful rhythms and enveloping atmospheres. Dark, futuristic, and intense, the track moves through deep electronic textures and hard-hitting percussion, creating a soundscape that feels both expansive and immediate.
“Wuppertal” is accompanied by a 3D visualizer that extends the track beyond the listening experience. Each frequency is translated into a shifting visual world, allowing the music’s movement to be experienced through light, form, depth, and motion.
The release offers an introduction to Resometric’s broader creative vision: a meeting point where progressive music becomes a living visual environment.
Listen to “Wuppertal” here:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal
