FOMO & UNDRGRND presents FACTOR B – Theatre of the Mind
Supported by Daniel Tonik
Ticket link – https://bit.ly/TOTMSyd
Factor B’s highly anticipated upcoming artist album, “Theatre of the Mind – Bloom (In Loving Memory),” is set to be his most personal and emotive project to date. The album is a tribute to his late mother & fiancé, capturing a spectrum of emotions that reflect love, loss, and healing.
Through lush soundscapes, heartfelt melodies and deep, evocative progressions, “Bloom” not only showcases Factor B’s technical mastery but also stands as a touching, sonic narrative that explores themes of remembrance and personal growth.
In addition to his work as Factor B, Brendan once again explores new sonic territories through his experimental alias, Highlandr. This project allows him to break free from traditional trance structures, embracing slower tempos, cinematic soundscapes, and more progressive elements. Through Highlandr, Brendan delves into deeper emotional layers, pushing the boundaries of electronic music and allowing himself to experiment with different genres and influences.
Highlandr’s tracks offer a different facet of his artistic identity, showcasing his versatility and willingness to evolve as a musician, while still retaining the emotional depth and musicality that define his work. This alias serves as a testament to Brendan’s desire to push creative boundaries, making his artistry multi-dimensional.
The album promises to resonate deeply with fans, serving as both a cathartic expression of grief and a celebration of life, making it one of the most poignant releases in trance music this year if not in the genre’s history.
★ Safety Message★
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★ Acknowledgement★
We would like to acknowledge that this event and all the work that we undertake happens on stolen land. We wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we are holding this event, the Gadigal People of the Eora nation and their Elders past, present, and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, and always will be Aboriginal Land.
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