Oils is an experimental bedroom production project born in 2019. With the releases so far, the project has explored fantasy ambient soundtrack aesthetics and the idea of narrative in dance music all conveying a comforting escapist naive feel. His debut album is inspired by old animation soundtracks from the 70's and 80’s and experiments with ambient, dance and soundtrack genres. Within the sound can be heard touches of some of John Carpenter’s work, some of Geinoh Yamashirogumi’s work for Akira as well as a love for Francis Bebey’s minimal compositions on his album Sanza Nocturne. Oils became aware of electronic music mainly through late night youtube music holes listening to warp artists and others, developing a strong connection with the works of Boards of Canada and Black Moth Super Rainbow. This listening pattern developed in a bleak year of his life where he felt directionless and experienced feelings of isolation. Forced to enjoy his own company and while figuring out his next pathways, these artists' music were soaked up on long walks and bike rides in the countryside, the rich bed of sound and opportunity for sonic exploration being a comfort and these ventures into nature being the perfect environments to appreciate the almost meditative states and psychedelic textures inherent from listening to their music. The idea that music can affect these weird psychedelic mind states where it feels like you’re able to peer behind the curtain has become a mission statement.