03/06/2026
Our latest Herbarium mix is delivered by exciting upcoming producer and DJ
💫 With releases on labels like forward-thinking , ARTISOMA has been in our radar for some time.
For her Herbarium mix, ARTISOMA chose the “Welwitschia mirabilis” for its uniqueness. In her own words, it’s “an alien-like desert plant whose two leaves keep growing for centuries. It can get up to 1000 years old and lives only from fog or very little rain which represents what I value in music and in my own productions too: creativity, originality, and the idea that music should be timeless and lasting, not a short lived consumer product. Sometimes tracks and ideas need time to fully unfold and you have to listen to them more than once.
Inspired by the plant’s minimalism and strength, I created a mix that reflects the hot, dry and endless atmosphere of the desert through minimal tracks, rough basslines, strong synths and organic, glitchy tribal dub textures. Every track in this mix has something special that personally resonates with me.
Enjoy the journey through the world of the “Welwitschia mirabilis”. The mix slowly moves from 140 to 170 BPM and back to 160 BPM.”
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About ARTISOMA
ARTISOMA creates immersive soundscapes shaped by colour, form and intuition. She moves freely through the spectrum of UK Bass from a leftfield perspective exploring styles rooted in dubstep, grime, garage and breakbeat, also using elements of footwork and juke, drawing from their raw physicality while reshaping it into something more fluid and immersive.
Guided by synaesthetic perception, her productions are composed visually and emotionally with concept based artwork projects that can be experienced together with her sound. With releases on YUKU such the "LAZY" EP, the "Pulse Box" EP or her newest „Mobilya“ EP, she stands for an artistic practice driven by intention, depth and a distinctive creative language.
In her mixes and sets she loves to create inspiring journeys that create a special vibe, tell a story and lock you in. No matter which bpm.
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Artwork by .by.polygonia