MCVCVP turns sound into a stream. In four tracks, they give us a place to float, a deep pool of water. We listen to what is underneath. Continuity is the world we navigate, an eternal vibration with all its nuances. Inside the water, there’s no difference between playing and finding the truth —non contextual and fluid— that carries us through time. In MCVCVP, Carbon and Palestine open a window for us to stare into the vortex where sound lives: pianos in abandoned rooms, a mysterious voice with a dress, dusty tables and painted clouds, low light, blue walls, mirrors, echoes without a ghost. A fine line between mysteries that remain close, the wish to be dissolved in playful darkness. Each sound is alive and has a story that continues. Staring are the open eyes of all the people who were. Not a scary one, just the story of being.
