Malkov and Andrey P. don't say much. They don't have a specific press angle, no myth to sell. The power duo just make music. Incisive, precise, deliberate, and send it out like messages in bottles. Their latest for Aureon Records, Microspheric, is one of those messages. Not a statement, not a crescendo. More like a vibration picked up through thick air. A low frequency that doesn't ask for attention but earns it. We're pretty sure that the track began, as many do between them, with an exchange. No words, just audio. We imagine the two working late at night in the studio, surrounded by wires, blinking LEDs, and silence. The pair are longtime collaborators, both have already dropped music on Aureon's catalogue (their Morning Dub EP in 2022 and a solo EP by Malkov called Deep Space in 2024) and both trust their respective second sets of ears. They passed the file back and forth over weeks, each taking it further without ever forcing it. Then came Korableva, a violinist with a feel for texture over melody. She didn't ask for much direction. Just listened and played. Her part wasn't layered on top, it was woven in. The result is Microspheric: a track that doesn't rush or announce itself. Deep, progressive, subtly orchestral. A sort of sonic echolocation from two artists who seem to make music more to understand the world than to impress it. On the flip side, Aureon brought in someone from a different orbit: Italian DJ and sound designer Dott. Santafeo (Leonardo Patrizi), who took the original tunes DNA and dragged it into stranger, slower terrain. His remix is sparse, eerie, and heavy with space, a kind of wandering-in-the-dark version of the title track, built for deeper listening or getting completely lost.The deep piano version of our galaxy cowboy Junolab completes the Microspheric expressive line.This is Aureon 016: a record that doesn't beg to be heard, but sticks around once it is. No peaks, no hooks, just a quiet current pulling you gently under.