The audiovisual project from Isaac Velázquez Moreno, formerly Speaker Boy, unites immersive electronic music with dynamic 3D art.
A new project is emerging at the meeting point of progressive music, digital design, and immersive performance. Resometric, the audiovisual project of multidisciplinary artist Isaac Velázquez Moreno, introduces a distinct creative direction built around the continuous exchange between sound and image.
Known previously as Speaker Boy, Velázquez Moreno is using Resometric to explore a more personal and developed artistic identity. The project combines his experience in music production with his work in 3D audiovisual art, creating sound worlds and visual environments that are designed to evolve together.
Resometric’s visual language draws inspiration from geometric forms, futurist design, natural structures, and immersive abstract art. These influences come together in constantly changing digital landscapes, where shapes, textures, movement, and light respond to the atmosphere of the music.
Rather than treating visuals as an accessory, Resometric places them at the core of the experience. The project is conceived to translate the emotional progression of progressive music into visual environments, creating a sense of immersion that can be experienced through both recorded releases and live audiovisual performances.
This vision is introduced through “Wuppertal,” Resometric’s debut solo track. The release delivers a dark, futuristic atmosphere shaped by enveloping sound design and hard-hitting rhythms. Its expansive production is aimed at listeners who enjoy music that surrounds them, drawing them into a deeper and more cinematic sonic space.
A 3D visualizer accompanies the track, transforming its frequencies into an evolving abstract world. As “Wuppertal” develops, the visual experience follows its shifts in energy and intensity, offering an early example of Resometric’s unified approach to music and digital art.
With “Wuppertal,” Resometric begins building an audiovisual universe where progressive sound becomes space, movement, and atmosphere.
Stream “Wuppertal”:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal
