IN ORDER TO EXPLORE

In quantum mechanics, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle states by precise inequalities that certain pairs of physical properties, like position and momentum, cannot simultaneously be known by arbitrary precision. That is, the more precisely one property is measured, the less precisely the other can be measured.



THE QUANTUM MECHANICS - A SYSTEM IN UNISON

Tangled in the equations of Quantum Mechanics, Parham Shafti & Dominic Plaza are riding the sine waves as a system in unison. In order to explore the assumptions of its’ nature, the duo interact to map out the fundamental elements that unifies these theories. Better described as a turbo-charged mission that bridges the boundary between the quantum and the everyday world, they push the levels of the mind, to understand the complexity that lies behind the vivid experience we call life.

Having music as their palette, their interpretations during this excursion have resulted in a series of releases under various monikers, the prime one being The Quantum Mechanics. An alias where they comfortably strive to redefine wave packets and the body of electronic music, giving rise to new hybrid sounds and definitions. Statements boldly contending with the ‘old school’ of thought. With a generated form of logic, their conceptual language roams in between the organic ambience of dub to the hypnotic groove of house and the explosive sound of techno. A three-valued fusion introduced by the new breed to allow their audience the additional status of 'undecided' when asked for preferences, giving them freedom to go where no man has musically gone before. Like a bullet fired from a rifle, the phenomenon of The Quantum Mechanics is the sign of the shift to worldwide realization that all knowledge is limited, that there is no such thing as absolute certainty.