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One of the questions I ask myself most often in my artistic activities is "can music change the world?" I still don't have a clear answer. But I wish it could. I would like music to be part of change - whether social or political.
 

From these reflections, the concept of reset algorithm was born. One of the biggest challenges of our time is something that, paraphrasing Achille Mbembe, can be called the burning of the world. Global warming. Climate change. I have created something like a soundtrack for a world coming to an end, at least as I hear it. Hence the guitar loops that evolve and fade from minute to minute. Yes, reset algorithm marks my return to the guitar! For the past year and a half, I've primarily explored the language of samples, digital sounds, and everything on the margins... Meanwhile, the new music is almost entirely recorded using just the guitar. Of course, what I'm doing doesn't fit the classic context of a guitar hero, top guitar, etc. Thankfully :)

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reset algorithm isn't just music. Maybe the music is even less important than the overall message. In the titles, I reference Donald Trump's tweets and the aesthetics of memes. This album is my sonic reflection on ecological activism, but primarily on the kind that happens online. Foolish politicians, endless negotiations of big corporations, social media as a hotbed for conspiracy theories and fake news. It's the challenging everyday reality of digital activists. It all requires a radical reset. We need to change our thinking. We need to change our attitudes. We need to change how modern information distribution works. We need to reset the algorithm.