Isaac Velázquez Moreno, formerly known as Speaker Boy, begins a new creative era with an audiovisual project driven by progressive sound and futuristic digital landscapes.
Multidisciplinary artist Isaac Velázquez Moreno is entering a new stage of his artistic journey with Resometric, an audiovisual project that brings together his passions for music production and 3D visual art.
Previously known as Speaker Boy, Velázquez Moreno uses Resometric to explore a more personal and developed artistic identity. The project is centered on the connection between sound and image, pairing progressive, immersive music with visual environments inspired by geometry, futurism, nature, and abstract forms.
Rather than presenting visuals as a backdrop, Resometric treats them as an essential part of the music. Original sound design and evolving 3D artwork are developed in tandem, creating audiovisual experiences that reflect the emotional progression of each composition. From shifting structures and digital textures to atmospheric worlds in constant motion, every element contributes to the project’s immersive character.
Resometric’s vision is particularly suited to live performance, where sound, visuals, and space can combine to create a fully enveloping environment. The project aims to transform the way progressive music is experienced, turning rhythm and frequency into movement, depth, and visual atmosphere.
This vision arrives with “Wuppertal,” Resometric’s debut solo track. Dark, powerful, and expansive, the track combines enveloping soundscapes with hard-hitting rhythms to create a futuristic listening experience. Its accompanying 3D visualizer expands the track’s sonic world, translating each frequency into a constantly evolving visual journey.
“Wuppertal” introduces Resometric as a project focused on atmosphere, immersion, and the continuous relationship between audio and visual art. It is the first release in a broader creative direction that places electronic music within a living, abstract, and cinematic world.
Stream “Wuppertal” here:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal
