Andrés Costurasbetter artistically known as Pshycotic Beatspremieres new single and video clip, “Silence”, a song whose sound is inspired by the soundtracks of the great classics of cinema loaded with exoticism.
Although it is actually the soundtrack of a nightmare, “Silence” is a dreamy song, which takes us to imagined places and the most mythical classic cinema. But at the same time, this emotional piece develops in a musical universe in which they fit from David Bowie to Marc Almondgoing through Scott Walker either David Sylvian.
After fifteen years in music, Pshycotic Beats presents one of his most personal songs in which he immerses us in a depths of an injured heart. In 2023, seamstresses received the diagnosis that he suffered bipolar disorder type 2, a news that fit after twenty -seven years of “false diagnoses, negligence and much suffering.” That was a new starting point to exorcise their demons and squeeze their resilience through new music. A music that, as this “silence” makes clear, sounds kinematics, dark, beautiful, current and neo-classicist at the same time.
“Silence”, therefore, of the aforementioned artists (Bowie, Almond, Walker, Sylvian) intertwining them with the universe of Bernard Herrmann, John Barry or even lex Baxter. The song will be part of the sixth work of the Madrid artist, “Soundtrack Without A Movie”an album that “proposes a twenty -four -hour trip to the forest, far from the noise of this sick society where technological oligarch The mind, but ends with a black smoke that prevents breathing. “
In “Soundtrack Without A Movie” – which will see the light on Friday, October 3 – We will also meet songs like “Vultures”, “Cycles”, “Loner”, “In the Air”, “God Wouldn’t Allow You to Believe In Him”, “after you” or “Slow Curtain”. All album songs have been composed, arranged, produced and interpreted by Andrés Costuras In the Nomadi studies of Madrid.
