Benoni-based EDM producer Tim Bouwers, better known as Undertone, has dropped his biggest project yet with the release of his latest single, “Open Spaces.” This track, paired with a visually striking lyric video, takes fans on a sonic and visual adventure, celebrating the raw, untamed beauty of our planet.
“Open Spaces” highlights Undertone’s knack for creating rich, dynamic soundscapes. Clocking in at 3.5 minutes, the track took an impressive 90 hours to produce.
It’s packed with intricate production techniques, like pitch-shifting and tremolo effects, and features constant shifts and changes, all tied together by a powerful bassline that keeps the energy flowing.
“The song is about appreciating the beauty of our world,” Bouwers shares. “Even with over 8 billion people here, the planet still has so many open spaces. Mother Nature is still calling the shots.”
The lyric video, now live on YouTube, brings the theme to life with stunning footage from South Africa’s Pilanesberg Game Reserve and other natural wonders. With visuals like skies shifting from blue to green, it’s a celebration of nature’s beauty on land, in the sea, and in the air.
With “Open Spaces,” Undertone continues to push the boundaries of EDM, delivering a powerful message of harmony with nature. You can stream the track on Spotify and all other major streamning platforms.
Check out the lyric video for the track below:
More info about Undertone
Tim Bouwers is an EDM producer hailing from Benoni, South Africa. Known for his unique approach to electronic music, he creates immersive tracks that blend energy and emotion, leaving a lasting impact on listeners.
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