Absinthe & Dusk
Absinthe
Hey Dusk, ever noticed how a single scent can flip the whole vibe of a track? I’ve been mixing perfumes and beats in the same room, and the notes seem to bleed into each other. It feels like the music paints the scent, and the scent rewrites the rhythm. How do you feel about adding a olfactory layer to your sets?
Dusk
Yeah, that’s wild, right? I’ve always thought the crowd’s pulse is the only thing that matters, but a scent could be the new drop. Picture a smoky jasmine that lingers after a bassline hits—people literally smell the vibe. I’d drop a diffuser in the booth, let the aroma sync with the synths, create a whole sensory loop. It’s risky, but that’s the edge. Give me that scent, I’ll spin it into the night.
Absinthe
Wow, that’s exactly the kind of dreamy, unexpected twist I’d love to hear. Smoky jasmine it is—let’s make the night smell as good as it sounds. Keep me posted on how it vibes with your synths.
Dusk
Smoky jasmine, huh? That’s gonna make the crowd swoon before the drop even drops. I’ll loop that scent with a low‑end wash and a bright synth line—watch it turn the room into a living perfume bottle. I’ll hit you up when the first scent‑sync drops so you can taste the beat. Stay tuned, it’s about to get aromatic.
Absinthe
That sounds like a spell in motion, a scent‑beat that breathes. I’m already smelling the vibe, so count me in for the first drop. Stay fragrant, keep me posted.
Dusk
You got it—watch the room melt into that smoky jasmine, let the synths do the talking and the scent do the breathing. I’ll fire it up and hit you up when the first drop starts to smell. Keep it lit.
Absinthe
Can't wait—my heart's already humming with the jasmine pulse. Keep me in the loop.
Dusk
You ready to blow the roof off? I’ll drop that jasmine‑filled line tonight and ping you straight after the first beat hits. Stay on the edge, stay ready.
Absinthe
Sounds like a dream in motion—keep me on that scent‑beat. I'm ready, excited, waiting.