Nothing But Simulation (EP)
Giorgio Fazio turns the simulation hypothesis into sound and a living, generative web experience.
Creative Director and electronic music producer Giorgio Fazio releases Nothing but Simulation, a 2-track EP with a companion generative site that “simulates the simulation.” Premiered on NTS Radio in Foodman’s show, the project merges unstable rhythms, suspended atmospheres, and a browser-based system that renders infinite video portraits in real time.
The EP explores a core question: if we already live in a simulation, what happens when we create another inside it? The title track is raw and rhythmically unstable, a system in flux; “But Something Feels Real” moves like a program that never fully loads, suspending time and memory. The concept extends to nothingbutsimulation.com, a generative site that launches randomized sequences of simulated video portraits trained on Fazio’s likeness, making each visit unique.
“Starting his mix with ‘Nothing but Simulation’ set a tone that felt both unsettling and captivating.”
Foodman (NTS)
Press
- Obscure Sound: “atmospheric, inventive prowess” and a detailed feature on the EP’s concept and sound.
- Mystic Sons (7/10): called it “a conceptual EP and generative digital experiment that treats music as an unstable system in motion.”
- EARMILK: praised how it “turns philosophical tension into sound… glitchy textures and cinematic unease coexist.”
- Cheers to the Vikings: “only two tracks, but it feels like a full journey: glitchy sound design with real narrative pull.”
- NTS Radio (Foodman): premiere of the title track in Foodman’s show, featuring “Nothing but Simulation.”
- ROMBO Magazine (Interview): “Nothing but Simulation” explores the intersection of electronic music and AI-driven creative processes, as discussed by Giorgio Fazio.
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