Kinerab is the sonic project of Niccolò Barone, an artist exploring the boundary between structure and dissolution. His music emerges from a meticulous investigation of texture, rhythm, and fragmented melody, layered like the shifting strata of an emotional landscape. Moving between experimental electronics, shadowed atmospheres, and broken rhythmic patterns, Kinerab shapes soundspaces that oscillate between introspection and tension.
His compositional language is both controlled and instinctive: a balance of mathematics, image and impulse, where every sound is chosen for its weight, density, and position. The tracks evolve like living organisms—growing, subtracting, recomposing themselves through nonlinear, almost narrative logics.
Kinerab (Niccolò Barone) collaborates with filmmakers, performers, and multidisciplinary projects, bringing his distinctive sonic aesthetic into contexts where image and sound intersect. His music does not explain; it suggests. It does not define; it evokes. It becomes an emotional geography that invites slow, attentive, repeated listening.
The result is an essential and enigmatic sound world, suspended between formal research and intimate exploration — a place where rhythm turns into architecture, and silence becomes part of the composition.