ANCESTRAL BEATS
HUMAN DESIGN
An Abstract Sonic Self-Portrait
ANCESTRAL BEATS
I didn’t know I was painting myself through music while living.
Somewhere between percussion, bass pressure, dance floors, improvisation and machines, I found fragments of who I was becoming.
LP Release:
September 11
2026
WHAT IS HUMAN DESIGN?
Years ago I read Kandinsky speaking about art as a spiritual necessity, about painting as a way of organizing inner vibrations into form. I didn’t fully understand it then, but I now realize Human Design became my own version of that process.
The 12 tracks were never created from a fixed concept. They were born through different emotional states, cities, contemporary rituals, imbalance, hope, isolation, desire, pressure, sexuality, technology, dance, musical influences, improvisation and transformation—different versions of myself trying to understand something internal through rhythm and sound.
Human Design became an abstract sonic self-portrait: internal states transformed into rhythmic patterns, emotional tension converted into textures, melodies and movement. A configuration of all the colors, mistakes, emotions, desires and experiences that inhabited my body, mind and soul between 2023 and 2025.
LIVE PERFORMANCE
The album extends into a real-time audiovisual performance where percussion, bass pressure, improvisation and reactive visuals continuously reshape the material on stage.
No two performances are the same.
Each show transforms the album into a living organism where sound, image and movement evolve together in real time.
THE QUESTION BEHIND THE ALBUM
Human Design a personal document that over time it began asking a larger question.
We live in a time where identity has become a creative act. We build versions of ourselves through images, symbols, communities, experiences and ideas. We create alter egos, curate perceptions and continuously redefine who we are.
We cannot choose our roots, but we can decide where our branches grow.
Yet the question remains:
How much of who we are is design, and how much is nature?
Human Design exists somewhere within that tension.
Between intention and instinct.
Between construction and discovery.
Between the person we imagine ourselves to be and the person we are becoming.
