There is a moment in the life of certain artists when a name is no longer enough to contain what they feel.

That is where LOGIOIAV is born.

Formerly known as Lór, Lorenzo Tambuscio did not change his skin—he deepened it. He took the sensitivity that once gently scratched through his words and immersed it in a new pulse: more electronic, more nocturnal, more visceral. LOGIOIAV is not a break, but a transformation in slow motion, like night turning into dawn without making a sound.

His music is a rare meeting point: poetry and techno searching for each other, brushing against one another, merging. Words do not sit above the sound but inside it—as if every verse were a frequency, every breath a kick drum beating. It is a journey that is not simply listened to—it is experienced.

The themes remain the ones that never stop hurting and growing at the same time: solitude, suspended love, absence becoming a mental presence, the human need to understand oneself while getting lost. But now they take on a new form—more immersive, almost hypnotic.

LOGIOIAV is an emotional experiment.

A genre that still does not have a clear name.

A place where poetry is not only read—it is danced, breathed, lived.

And perhaps, somewhere inside a beat vibrating like a fleeing heart, you realize you are not alone anymore.