KURO
Why do we fear the darkness? Maybe it’s because we cannot see through it to know where we’re headed, or because maybe we are at our most vulnerable. Yet, some of us dance in, feed off of, exist in, and possibly even thrive in darkness. Some places are so pitch black, that we can’t see our hand in front of our faces. Can you see? This track is dedicated to those dark warehouse parties that have minimal lights set up, and when light does make an appearance, it’s only in strobe form for a split second. “Kuro” is the word for the color black in Japanese.
Why do we fear the darkness? Maybe it’s because we cannot see through it to know where we’re headed, or because maybe we are at our most vulnerable. Yet, some of us dance in, feed off of, exist in, and possibly even thrive in darkness. Some places are so pitch black, that we can’t see our hand in front of our faces. Can you see? This track is dedicated to those dark warehouse parties that have minimal lights set up, and when light does make an appearance, it’s only in strobe form for a split second. “Kuro” is the word for the color black in Japanese.
Why do we fear the darkness? Maybe it’s because we cannot see through it to know where we’re headed, or because maybe we are at our most vulnerable. Yet, some of us dance in, feed off of, exist in, and possibly even thrive in darkness. Some places are so pitch black, that we can’t see our hand in front of our faces. Can you see? This track is dedicated to those dark warehouse parties that have minimal lights set up, and when light does make an appearance, it’s only in strobe form for a split second. “Kuro” is the word for the color black in Japanese.
