In every collective celebration, there is an extraphysical energy field created from the thoughts and feelings emanated from the participants. When a considerable number of minds and bodies are focused on a single goal, it is possible to gather a large amount of energy and through it make changes. This collective power is the theme of 'Cosmic Arena', the new EP signed by deGust, composed of three tracks that show all his versatility and genius.

The first track, 'Suspended in a Sunbeam', has a constant dialogue between kick and off-beat bass. On this solid basis, deGust explores plucks sounds recorded in the Minilogue, which are present throughout the song, giving a serious aspect of the track and that, combined with the melody, give us the feeling of bright sunrise.

In 'Mote of Dust', deGust once again explores the power of the Minilogue on a hypnotic journey. A pair of synths intersect without ever meeting, creating a constant tension. LFO's in the pitch make the final part of the notes slide, generating hypnosis and creating a deformity in what would be the most common.

The title track of the EP, 'Cosmic Arena', has a euphoric atmosphere that presents itself at the beginning, progressively developing until an epic break, with orchestrated pads serving as a backdrop for the vocal performed by deGust. The lyrics were inspired by an excerpt from the book 'Pale Blue Dot', by Carl Sagan, and talks about an image of the Earth taken by Voyager I on February 14th, 1990, bringing awareness of the magnitude of the whole, while making us remember how we are energy powers when brought together. A track that will undoubtedly be played at many festivals!