As_Is’ New Electric Instrumental Track “Ex Nihilo” ft. Aris

The expansive production amplifies the universal question of “How did we get here?” probing deeply into the mysteries of life. This track makes it easy to feel the melodic sensations pulling you closer into the depths of space. There is a blend of both soft melodies within a heavy bass notes to give the listener an experience throughout the song. The duo, As_Is, is made up of good friends Aaron Schwallier and Ian McIntyre who both studied music at the Grand Valley State University where they met. Aris, from Los Angeles, CA, adds their unique touch to the mix. Listen and enjoy below!
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