Helsinki producers RORO and Snapir create sonic magic with Colors Left
Finnish producers RORO and Snapir deliver a groundbreaking fusion of dark electro, ambient, and glitch textures on Colors Left, their first collaborative LP, out now via Booa Music Collective.
Produced by: RORO and Snapir
Colors Left is a deeply personal project, born from RORO and Snapir’s shared desire to explore emotional rebirth through sound. Across seven tracks, the album weaves intricate and immervise soundscapes that evoke moments of tension and catharsis. Songs like ‘Fractures’ take listeners on expansive journeys, transitioning from claustrophobic beginnings to vast, atmospheric crescendos.
Anchored by their complementary creative styles, RORO and Snapir’s collaboration builds on their individual successes. RORO, founder of Booa Music, is celebrated for his moody, atmospheric productions with top Finnish artists, while Snapir’s experimental approach has earned acclaim for its bold, unorthodox sound design. Together, their combined vision culminates in Colors Left, a record that both defies categorization and offers a cohesive narrative of growth and renewal.
The duo explains:
“Our goal was to create a soundscape that represents emotional rebirth. Each track is a deliberate exploration of bringing color back into a monochromatic experience.”
As Colors Left prepares to make its mark, RORO and Snapir establish themselves as sonic architects unafraid to demolish and rebuild the conventions of electronic music. The result is a deeply moving album destined to resonate far beyond Helsinki’s vibrant underground scene.
Standout Songs: ‘Tehran Jewel,’ ‘Thread,’ ‘Lacuna,’ ‘Fractures,’ ‘and Colors Left.’
Release Date: January 17
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