NIMBUS: reimagined | Audiovisual Album
NIMBUS: Reimagined is an audiovisual album developed in collaboration with Leicester band Dayflower, transforming a collection of previously unreleased recordings into a continuous environment of sound and generative visuals.
Rather than illustrating the music, the project explores how image and sound can evolve together through shared structures, rhythms and atmospheres. Across eight tracks, shifting visual forms emerge from the audio itself, creating a slow-moving journey through states of reflection, immersion and transformation.
Developed using custom real-time visual systems, the work extends Dayflower's dreamlike sonic language into an immersive audiovisual experience where music becomes atmosphere and light becomes a material for perception.

Audio: Dayflower
Visuals: Andy Harper
Remix: Andy Harper
Exception: "Fucking Flowers" - composed by Oh Well Goodbye, remixed by Dayflower
Cloud interlude speech: Eckhart Tolle
Label: Communion Slush
Released: March 1, 2024
Stream: Bandcamp
Opening the album, Nimbus moves from grounded rhythms into expansive, cloud-like visual environments shaped directly by the audio, establishing the atmospheric language of the project.
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Sharp bursts of light and shifting circular forms respond to Dayflower's energetic rhythms, expanding the track into a hypnotic audiovisual experience.
A slower, more contemplative passage where stretched textures, binaural frequencies and evolving visuals create a space for reflection and deep listening.
Featuring spoken excerpts from Eckhart Tolle, this interlude introduces themes of perception, spaciousness and the relationship between thought and atmosphere.

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Visual structures emerge and dissolve in response to the music, creating a gradual transition from introspection toward renewed momentum and energy.
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Drawing on Dayflower's signature dream-pop sound, the visuals drift between abstraction and atmosphere, responding to the track's layered textures and melodies.
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Organic forms bloom and transform in response to the music, creating a dense visual landscape shaped by rhythm, repetition and movement
The album closes with a quiet meditation on clouds as a metaphor for thought, allowing sound and image to gradually dissolve into atmosphere.

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