A window into the history of the band SP012, a summary of their efforts over the past years. Each track is a mood, from soulful and happy to angry and scary. SP012 - techno duo of young producers from Kyiv. Dark, hypnotic and experimental waves.

First of all, when we wrote this EP, we were inspired by Kyiv itself and the parties that took place there. I drew inspiration from every artist I heard and listened to. I almost always come not to dance, my goal at that time was always one, to hear something new, to see what emotions this or that sound evokes. - Maxim.

With each written track, he began to understand more and more what he wants to do in life. It was in the writing of this EP that artists like SVZZ, Re:drum and xorsia greatly influenced me. I would like to note that the entrance threshold to the Ukrainian electronic scene was very high at that time, and no matter how large-scale and diverse the scene was at that time, it was always noticeable how "tight" it was. At the same time, I noticed that new faces appeared less and less at the consoles in Kyiv, and I got tired of listening to the same ones. It was a motivation for me that it is necessary not to stand still and develop. - Phil.

With the beginning of the war, we can't help but notice how the Ukrainian scene focused on domestic "producers" of culture, and promoting our own purely based on our feelings became a default. We are even glad that the "veterans" moved to Berlin and left a place behind the consoles for young people, which is impossible not to notice from the line-ups of the parties that are currently taking place. In the future in Ukraine, we would like to see more labels with a good approach to releases of various genres, because at the moment they can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Currently, we can definitely say that there has been a shift from a dead point and everything is definitely not standing in one place. In terms of future music and sound in general, it's hard to say anything concrete. Everything takes its course and we can't predict anything, only that we would like to cover more genres, maybe even look towards ambient music.