“Elixir” is excalty what we crave for. It perfectly matches our feelings and favourite type of sonorities.
Ok Sure and Osophoro are back with a dark and intense “Elixir” unveiling heavy beats, mysterious voices, cinematic and overwhelming piano notes as well as electronic chaos. A universe that goes beyond music and takes you into deep feelings or secret landscapes.
“Elixir” is something you must live as a whole experience:
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