“Dark lofi dreams. Fragments of a memory. Producer from Oklahoma City with influences from artists like Bonobo, Emancipator, and trxxshed. From eerie soundscapes to vibing melodies, exmaxhina becomes a prime flavor in a new space. Pioneering a unique sub-culture of low fidelity music, exmaxhina creates “dark lofi glitch”, a fresh take on an already beautiful genre. Jumpstarting "Distant Ether", an Oklahoma City-based dark lofi glitch record label in 2021, the floodgates have opened for a new wave of sound for the years to come.”
Arman Sikder is a music producer known as exmaxhina. He also started Distant Ether. We talked about making music, his journey through film and music, his work ethic, religion and spirituality, balancing selfishness, and morality. Let’s get to know exmaxhina!
Here’s where you can find his things:
https://distantether.com/
The track playing at the end is “Cybernetic Ensemble” by exmaxhina, icey wavs, and Tsunami Sounds:
https://open.spotify.com/track/1nZRR1Tr7Y18dWBGPu4d2g?si=ba0760d1ace744b0
Bit Depth:
https://santiagoramones.com/podcast
Music:
https://santiagoramones.com/music
Discord:
https://santiagoramones.com/discord
The song by me playing at the end is not released yet.
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