Gigi Masin explores ambient terrain on Movement, his first solo album since Calypso and debut for Sacred Bones Records. Built around ideas of motion, the record weaves delicate MIDI figures, soft-focus electronics and gently pulsing rhythms into something more tactile and expressive. From cult beginnings, Masin’s 1986 album Wind gradually found a wider audience, later amplified by sampling and a devoted following. Here, he reflects on that journey while continuing to evolve, shaping music that connects with both body and mind. Bed on Mars and Lost move between cosmic reflection and submerged stillness, while Deception Dance introduces subtle propulsion and Golden glows with a light, Balearic warmth. Despite personal loss, Masin’s work remains open-hearted, guided by a search for beauty and connection.