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Aroma of the Songs

What would music look like if it grew in nature?

I love music — and frankly, who doesn't. To me, music has always felt spatial: an interplay of motion, symmetry and emotion. Since childhood, I've had this innate tendency to tinker with music: writing a protocol to transmit songs wirelessly using light, visually encoding melodies, crafting synthetic soundscapes from scratch. Somehow, music has always been the centerpiece of my creative experiments.

Aroma of the Songs is a natural evolution of that journey — a generative art project that transforms musical input into ephemeral, intricate rose petals creating exploration space of a unique kind. It's where signal processing meets aesthetics, where mathematical beauty shapes emotion.

This project grew out of a desire to turn that perception into form, to make music feel tangible — into something we can see, feel and almost smell.

Step into the Synth Garden / Read about the project

Presented by Raj

Taylor
Swift

“Reputation Album”
Pop Genre

Released on November 10, 2017

Billie
Eilish

“When we all fall asleep, where do we do?”
Pop Genre

Released on March 29, 2019

Eminem

“Music To Be Murdered By”
Hip-Hop Genre

Released on January 17, 2020

Ed
Sheeran

“รท (Divide)”
Pop Genre

Released on 3 March, 2017

Justin
Bieber

“Purpose”
Pop Genre

Released on November 13, 2015