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There\u2019s something captivating about music that doesn\u2019t give you all the answers. It lingers in the periphery, just out of reach inviting you to lean in closer, to listen again, to get a little lost. \u2018Wandering Frames\u2019<\/em><\/strong>, the latest release from the elusive Italian producer Panoram<\/strong>, is that kind of track.<\/p>\n Released on the imprint Running Back<\/strong>, \u2018<\/strong>Wandering Frames\u2019<\/em><\/strong> <\/strong>is a soft plunge into a dreamworld built on slow-motion drums, gentle synth swells, and the occasional glitch in the matrix. A warped saxophone waltzes in, then disappears. Disembodied voices drift like radio signals caught mid-transmission. At one point, a child\u2019s voice echoes faintly, fragile and ghostlike, before it, too, fades into the fog.<\/p>\n Speaking on the track, Panoram <\/strong>revealed; \u201cWandering Frames was written to act as a frame within which to observe. I wanted to proceed through images. Each element has a shape and a role even if I like not to follow a precise hierarchy. Voice tones are used as a vanishing point to read what we see. The main melody was played on a computer keyboard to make it stammering and not in focus.I wanted all the different colours to be sort of drifting away from each other.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Based in Rome, he\u2019s spent the last decade creating under-the-radar magic\u2014building a reputation among experimental music heads and IDM devotees without ever really revealing himself. With over a million streams across platforms and shout-outs from the likes of Pitchfork<\/strong>, Mixmag<\/strong> and The Vinyl Factory<\/strong>, his work has reached far and wide, all while he\u2019s stayed comfortably tucked behind the curtain.<\/p>\n He\u2019s shared stages with legends like Kraftwerk<\/strong> and Gold Panda<\/strong> at S\u00f3nar Festival,<\/strong> toured extensively as part of Amen Dunes<\/strong>, and performed on Boiler Room<\/strong> as well as NTS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Panoram\u2019s<\/strong> releases are less about genre and more about feel. One track might lean into ambient dreamscapes; another could flirt with retro-futuristic funk or lo-fi lounge. It\u2019s all wrapped in a playful, slightly surreal atmosphere that feels both meticulously crafted and entirely off-the-cuff.<\/p>\n With \u2018Wandering Frames\u2019<\/em><\/strong>, he invites listeners into yet another pocket of his vast sonic universe. It doesn\u2019t rush. It doesn\u2019t beg for attention. Instead, it floats, loops, and slowly unravels, like an old film reel left playing in an empty theater.<\/p>\n So, where does \u2018Wandering Frames\u2019 <\/em><\/strong>take you? That\u2019s up to you. Maybe somewhere nostalgic. Maybe somewhere new. One thing\u2019s for sure, Panoram<\/strong> isn\u2019t leading you by the hand, he\u2019s just opening the door.<\/p>\n Stream \u2018Wandering Eye\u2019<\/em><\/strong> below:\u00a0<\/p>\n \n