Independent lo-fi and New Age instrumental artist Olorunfemi has released a new four-track EP titled Venus. The project continues his ongoing musical exploration of the solar system.
The EP features four instrumental tracks: “The Greenhouse Effect,” “Maxwell Montes,” “The Venusian Clouds,” and “A Day on Venus.” It is now available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music.
Unlike the more expansive or intense tones of his earlier releases, Venus leans into stillness and emotional warmth. The sound is calm, atmospheric, and reflective. Olorunfemi uses ambient textures and lo-fi beats designed for late-night listening, focus, and quiet moments.
While the EP is rooted in New Age music, it also reflects his West African heritage. Subtle Highlife rhythms and Palmwine guitar influences add cultural depth to the project.
Venus follows earlier celestial-themed releases such as Earth, Mars, Saturn (Sátúrùn), Jupiter, and Moonlight. Each project reflects the character of its namesake. In this case, Venus focuses on balance, harmony, and emotional ease.
Based in London, Olorunfemi continues to build a unique sound by blending space-inspired concepts with African rhythmic traditions. With Venus, he further establishes himself as a leading voice in the emerging New Age African instrumental scene.
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