RENESIS is an engineer of opportunity. The LA-based producer has spent the past year systematically building her corner of the cyberpunk electronic movement, one collaboration and one meticulously crafted release at a time. Her approach is deliberate: every track exists as its own world, every performance transforms into an immersive experience, and every creative decision pushes toward a larger vision she's only beginning to reveal.
Her latest release, "Overdrive," exemplifies this methodology. The collaboration with French producer Extra Terra didn't happen by chance, but rather, emerged from years of RENESIS admiring his work, studying his production techniques, and eventually reaching out when the timing felt right. The result is a track that merges their shared cinematic sensibilities while allowing RENESIS to stake her claim in the heavier territories of electronic music. It's the kind of strategic creative move that defines her entire approach: calculated, but never calculated in a way that drains the emotion from the music.
RENESIS’s unique modus operandi is her understanding that cyberpunk is infrastructure, not decoration. She's building NEOKANTO, a creative hub designed to merge music, visuals, and storytelling into something that extends beyond digital streams and festival stages. It's ambitious in scope, the kind of project that suggests she's thinking five years ahead while most artists are focused on their next single.
A few weeks after the release of "Overdrive," we sat down with RENESIS to discuss the making of the track, her creative process, and the "pretty badass project" she's keeping under wraps for now.
