"When you come across a group of delphinium flowers in a garden or a field, stay there for a couple of minutes and watch them dance to the rhythm of the wind. Which are the fondest memories of your childhood?“ elaborates Peruvian pianist Sergio Díaz De Rojas who is based in Germany, Dusseldorf. This EP is an ode to some of Sergio's favorite trees, flowers, and other natural elements, such as water streams and mushrooms. He elaborates: "The idea to create this EP came to me around the time I was studying Bach’s French Suite No. 5 in G major and constantly listening to Green House’s gorgeous EP Six Songs for Invisible Gardens. I wrote the pieces in my home studio in Valencia, Spain, and recorded them with the support of the lovely Tom Blankenberg on a gorgeous (sounding and looking) Schimmel upright piano in Dusseldorf. Seraphina sat right next to me during the recording session, which was a quite precious experience". "Suite Botanique" incorporates various new elements such as musical saw, field recordings, an analogue synthesizer, and quite a bit of reel-to-reel tape processing (and distortion) as well as the classic, gorgeous sound of Roland’s Space Echo.