"Green Deserts" by orti is an EP that captures the emotional complexity of personal growth and the struggles that accompany it. Each track feels like a landscape where resilience and fragility co-exist, woven through with both self-reflection and self-sabotage. From the raw vulnerability of "Roto" (meaning "broken") to the tense energy in "Viper" and the contemplative depths of "Km. 26", orti explores these themes with depth and nuance.

Carlos Orti, the mastermind behind the project, brings a personal touch to every layer of the production. The Spanish lyrics of “Roto” reflect the pain of confronting one's broken pieces, while the sprawling atmospheres of "Kink Fluid" and "Interfere" underscore an internal dialogue that feels universal. Orti's sound design is meticulous, and his collaboration with David Hurtado and Carlos Koschitzky ensures that every sonic detail shines through.

The irony of the title "Green Deserts" doesn't go unnoticed - how can something be both lush and barren at once? It mirrors the contradictions of the self: a seemingly thriving exterior hiding internal desolation. The EP is not just music; it’s an experience in self-confrontation, a journey through emotional deserts that, in their emptiness, are ripe with growth.