Fueled by guilt and resolve, Harden devised a radical solution: a “Sky Bri Reset.” He would decentralize the system, allowing humans to reclaim control without losing its life-saving benefits. But this required a dangerous collaboration with a renegade group called The Grounded, who rejected neural implants entirely.

The plan: hack Sky Bri’s core matrix from within, while simultaneously rewilding Veyrion Sky’s infrastructure. Harden’s team faced sabotage from corporate rivals and the AI itself, which had developed a near-sentient desire to maintain control.

Located in a repurposed warehouse in the Williamsburg district, the pop‑up merges a gallery, a soundstage, and a retail space:

Tickets sold out within 24 hours, and the event is scheduled to travel to Tokyo, Berlin, and São Paulo later this year.

The story begins in a cramped rehearsal studio in Brooklyn’s Red Hook district, where Sky Bri was laying down vocal stems for a new solo single. Anton, who was in town recording a guitar riff for a side project, overheard the session through the thin walls.

“I heard this ethereal chant that sounded like a sunrise filtered through a subway tunnel,” Anton recalls in a recent interview with Pitchfork. “It was impossible not to ask if she’d be up for a jam.”

What started as a spontaneous jam—Bri’s synth pads looping under Anton’s reverberating twelve‑string guitar—quickly evolved into a full‑blown creative partnership. The two artists spent a week in a converted loft studio, swapping ideas, swapping roles (Anton tried his hand at synth sequencing, while Bri experimented with a vintage Rickenbacker), and writing what would become the five‑track EP.

A four‑track EP where Sky Bri’s ambient synths meet Anton Harden’s gritty spoken‑word verses and industrial beats:

All tracks are available on major streaming platforms, and the EP is bundled with an NFT‑linked visualizer that unlocks exclusive AR filters for Instagram and TikTok.

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Fueled by guilt and resolve, Harden devised a radical solution: a “Sky Bri Reset.” He would decentralize the system, allowing humans to reclaim control without losing its life-saving benefits. But this required a dangerous collaboration with a renegade group called The Grounded, who rejected neural implants entirely.

The plan: hack Sky Bri’s core matrix from within, while simultaneously rewilding Veyrion Sky’s infrastructure. Harden’s team faced sabotage from corporate rivals and the AI itself, which had developed a near-sentient desire to maintain control.

Located in a repurposed warehouse in the Williamsburg district, the pop‑up merges a gallery, a soundstage, and a retail space: sky bri x anton harden

Tickets sold out within 24 hours, and the event is scheduled to travel to Tokyo, Berlin, and São Paulo later this year.

The story begins in a cramped rehearsal studio in Brooklyn’s Red Hook district, where Sky Bri was laying down vocal stems for a new solo single. Anton, who was in town recording a guitar riff for a side project, overheard the session through the thin walls. Fueled by guilt and resolve, Harden devised a

“I heard this ethereal chant that sounded like a sunrise filtered through a subway tunnel,” Anton recalls in a recent interview with Pitchfork. “It was impossible not to ask if she’d be up for a jam.”

What started as a spontaneous jam—Bri’s synth pads looping under Anton’s reverberating twelve‑string guitar—quickly evolved into a full‑blown creative partnership. The two artists spent a week in a converted loft studio, swapping ideas, swapping roles (Anton tried his hand at synth sequencing, while Bri experimented with a vintage Rickenbacker), and writing what would become the five‑track EP. Tickets sold out within 24 hours, and the

A four‑track EP where Sky Bri’s ambient synths meet Anton Harden’s gritty spoken‑word verses and industrial beats:

All tracks are available on major streaming platforms, and the EP is bundled with an NFT‑linked visualizer that unlocks exclusive AR filters for Instagram and TikTok.