Endowment Effect, by Onur Ozman

Endowment Effect

by Onur Ozman

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1.	Hortus Conclusus 04:52	buy track
2.	4% 05:54	buy track
3.	In Limits Of Dreaming Reality Starts 06:48	buy track
4.	Point Music 05:31	buy track
5.	White Has All Colors 05:59	buy track

about

Onur Ozman is a renowned deep house artist and professional architect, combining both disciplines in his precise productions. His upcoming EP '"Endowment Effect" features five tracks with personal stories behind each one, inspired by long phone calls with his friend.

"Hortus Conclusus" is the opening track of the EP, inspired by a typology in architecture that was originally conceptualized by the idea of private "Garden of Eden".
"4%" is a call to action against human intervention to climate, with only 4% of mammals on the planet being "wild".
"In Limits of Dreaming Reality Starts" encourages listeners to stop overthinking and start living, while "Point Music" takes inspiration from K.H. Stockhausen's piece of the same name. The EP closes with "White Has All Colors", which urges individuals to zoom out and see the big picture.