With a discography stretching back to the late ’90s, Greek producer Konstantinos Soublis—better known as Fluxion—has continually shaped and refined his distinctive vision of techno, dub, and ambient music. With landmark releases on labels like Chain Reaction, Echocord, Type, and his own Vibrant Music, Fluxion’s sound has always stood apart: a fluid blend of textured atmospheres, harmonic shifts, and deep, rhythmic momentum. Across seven albums and countless EPs, Fluxion has remained a restless force, consistently exploring fresh directions while retaining a signature warmth and depth.
Fluxion’s latest album, Haze, released earlier this year, further expands on his explorations of dub, ambient, and melodic techno. Ranging from cyclical, slow-building compositions to more uplifting, groove-laden pieces, Haze reflects an artist continuously evolving, embracing uncharted sonic spaces without losing his narrative cohesion. It’s a body of work that feels both immersive and immediate, a reflection of Fluxion’s refined approach to storytelling through sound.
For Orb Podcast 095, Fluxion shifts into a more playful and groove-oriented gear. Incorporating funk, jazz, and rhythmically rich selections, the mix brings together musicality and atmosphere in a fluid, engaging way. Balancing mood and movement, it’s a lively session that sidesteps minimalism in favor of melody and warmth—offering a different lens into Fluxion’s broad musical world.
