In his newest single “CALLPEAX,” released on September 27, 2024, electronic composer Jean-Philippe Ruelle transports listeners into a soundscape that is both hypnotic and thought-provoking. Inspired by electronic pioneers like Vangelis and Jean-Michel Jarre, Ruelle’s track is a profound exploration of peace and self-reflection, using atmospheric textures and ambient layers to evoke an almost cinematic experience. The song is inspired by the concept of “number stations” from shortwave radio, reimagined here as a call for peace.
“CALLPEAX” opens with a deeply immersive, heavy musical backdrop before giving way to sharp, downtempo beats and a swirling blend of synth and electronic textures. You can hear faint, hard, low, and thick timbre vocals murmuring or whispering mysteriously as the synth waves swirl suspensefully and vibrantly and sharply swoon you in.
With catchy, hard beats creating a steady momentum, the melodies hang above mysteriously. Meanwhile, the muffled voices from the radio or the other side of the phone call create a realistic intrigue and a visualization of something uneasy going on. On the other hand, warm brass tones weave through the rhythm and take up more space on the surface, while creating an immersive, almost meditative groove that compels the listener to lean in and reflect.
Ruelle’s intriguing and nuanced single, “CALLPEAX,” is a call to reflect, act, and embrace the courage to pursue peace. Listen to the engaging song on Spotify.
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Review by: Naomi Joan