Newcomer Otodojo's first release. With interests ranging from instrumental hip hop to minimal techno, Otodojo is hesitant to define himself in any particular genre. Lofting from Otodojo's pursuits of a doctorate degree in Chemistry, his productions incorporate inspirations from study and research principles he learns in the lab. Similar to the way every molecule in a human body is cycled every six months, Otodojo's own sound is dynamic: broken down and built back up through each creation.These early sounds are partly derived from growing up in Williamsburg, Brooklyn -- a previously crime-struck, drug-ridden, barren, post-industrial neighborhood and now unmistakeable landmark for hipsterdom -- art which serves as the model for gentrification in New York. Otodojo combines this with his experience in Japan during and after the 2011 Great Tohoku Earthquake.Otodojo is currently developing an array of sounds derived from spectroscopic data in order to accurately define the sound of molecules while developing a live set devoted to auto-generative textures and drum patterns.