LUNA14’s “Zero Gravity” pushes against the idea of music reduced to streamlined commercial formulas, with its stated position against AI-generated slop placing resistance at the center of the track. The title suggests a release from fixed weight, while the project itself comes from artists whose practices extend beyond music. Lunafacious works across music, painting, and nail art, while Gasher focuses primarily on music.
That wider practice matters because the track is framed as more than a standalone piece. Its meta-level statement rejects a model in which music becomes increasingly optimized for easy consumption, setting “Zero Gravity” against the pressure to make everything predictable and efficient. The song’s title then takes on another meaning: removing the weight of expectations about what a commercial track should be.
There is no need for “Zero Gravity” to argue its case beyond that refusal. It stands against the smoothing-out process by naming what it does not want to become, leaving the question of what comes after the weight is gone.
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For those who might not know you yet, how would you introduce yourself?
Gasher: We are LUNA14 and we are not a satellite made in the USSR, but a music making duo based in Berlin.
Lunafacious: We’re Lunafacious and Gasher, we’ve started this project in summer 2026 and work from home, creating and producing everything ourselves.
If you had to bottle up your sound into just three words, which ones would you choose?
Gasher: Luckily no one forces us to bottle up anything.
Lunafacious: Maximalist, handmade, alternative.
Which artists (not only music-related) or moments have left the biggest mark on your music?
Gasher: Oh, for me this is meeting Ian Jorgensen from Synthstrom Audible, the company that produces the Deluge Groovebox, right after finishing mastering of the Artificial Paradise-album of my former band Clash Clash Bang Bang in May 2023. I was fiddling around with details for weeks and he reminded me of how to have fun making music.
Lunafacious: It’s the opening up to music that I only finally experienced through meeting Gasher. Over the last couple years I learned to listen consciously, analyze and get inspired. And now I’m here all galaxy-brain listening to Kate Bush and Christine and the Queens and Elle G and I guess there’s all kinds of influences now, I can’t stop it.
When you hit play on your songs, what kind of feeling takes over?
Lunafacious: Confusion. How did I make that. I don’t remember. Then I’m vibing with the music because it’s a banger. Then I feel critical and see the flaws. Then… Well, it’s a lot of emotions.
Gasher: I love “Zero Gravity”. We spent so much time with it that I know every detail and it surprises me nevertheless.
If you could team up with anyone in the world, no limits, who would be that dream collaborator?
Gasher: The thing is: most of the legends are old, really old. Cher, Madonna, even Fredanko — oooold!
Lunafacious: I imagine Patrick Wolf would be really cool to work with. He’s such a mercurial creature and I think he’d be down for experimenting and building up on each other’s vision.
Gasher: Oh, or Rhumba Club! If you read this, hit us up!
What are you working on now, and what are your plans for the future? Anything exciting you can tell us about?
Gasher: We are recording our next song that definetly won’t be Grunge by any means.
Lunafacious: And we are developing the concept for a music video which we’ll produce, as always, without any budget.
Gasher: No budget, no AI, but lots of Blender 3D!
Can you walk us through the story or emotion behind “Zero Gravity”?
Lunafacious: In 2019 I had changed my relationship style from boring heterosexual monogamy to polyamory relationship anarchy. And then I fell in love with an alien. That’s what made me write the song. Now, seven years later it’s come to life.
Gasher: I am a hooman. And I never had a chance to experience monogamy. Apart from that I had the chord progression of “Zero Gravity” in my head for some years now and then I played it and tuned it down for two semitones and it was a perfect match to the melody Lunafacious had in mind for soooo long.
