Opening with the scattery noise associated with wind on an exposed microphone, before fading into what appears to be backward-masked strings, “Found in the Fog” is the first video of the year from Orbital Patterns (aka Michigan-based Abdul Allums). The camera moves around his studio as the piece plays, a glimpse of a synthesizer here, a standalone music-computer there, a guitar pedal, a laptop. (Also, note that at least one of the modules heard, visible at the two-minute mark, is from the Instruō company, whose founder was the subject of [an interview](https://disquiet.com/2021/01/09/instruo-vcv-rack-jason-lim/) I posted last weekend.) It all comes together with Allums’ trademark seesawing ease, a loping quality that is as mellow as it is mysterious, as casual as it is reclusive.
Video originally posted at [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrEl5H8XwVc) as part of Jamuary. More at [instagram.com/0rbitalpatterns](https://www.instagram.com/0rbitalpatterns/) and [twitter.com/orbitalpatterns](https://twitter.com/orbitalpatterns).