Formerly known as Speaker Boy, the multidisciplinary artist launches a project where progressive music and 3D visual art evolve as one.
Isaac Velázquez Moreno is opening a new chapter in his creative career with Resometric, an audiovisual project focused on the relationship between immersive sound and digital visual art.
Following his work as Speaker Boy, Velázquez Moreno presents Resometric as a more mature and personal expression of his artistic identity. The project brings together his work in music production and 3D design, creating atmospheric experiences shaped by progressive rhythms, detailed soundscapes, and constantly evolving visual environments.
Inspired by geometry, futurism, nature, and immersive abstract art, Resometric explores the ways music can be translated into visual form. Its 3D worlds are not designed simply to accompany the music; they develop alongside it, responding to changes in rhythm, intensity, texture, and emotion.
This unified approach gives Resometric a strong live-performance potential. The project is conceived as an immersive audiovisual experience in which original sound design and 3D visuals work together to create a complete atmosphere—one that audiences can hear, see, and feel.
Resometric begins with “Wuppertal,” its debut solo track. Built around dark, futuristic textures and hard-hitting rhythms, the track delivers an enveloping progressive experience for listeners drawn to hypnotic atmospheres and powerful electronic production.
Accompanying the release is a 3D visualizer that transforms the track’s frequencies into a shifting visual world. As the music develops, the imagery evolves with it, turning “Wuppertal” into more than a standalone track: it becomes an introduction to the larger audiovisual universe Resometric is beginning to create.
With its blend of progressive music, immersive sound design, and 3D art, Resometric offers a distinctive new perspective on audiovisual performance.
Listen to “Wuppertal”:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal