3.33, an enigmatic and experimental artist, has been making waves in the music scene with an eclectic fusion of genres that range from electronic to ambient with a touch of ethnic influences. Little is known about the personal backstories or the faces behind 3.33, as they choose to let the music speak for itself, creating an aura of mystery that cloaks their identity, offering an untethered listening experience to their audience. Their self-titled release "3.33" is a deep dive into the core of their sound, representing the numerical significance and often related to themes of spirituality, introspection, and the esoteric.

The tracks like "3000", "Shnorhavor", and "Սառըսարը" each showcase 3.33's ability to blend traditional Armenian melodies with contemporary beats, transcending cultural barriers and highlighting a unique global sensibility. While pieces like "Grak" and "Ritual" explore the depths of electronic ambient music, others such as "Duel" and "Guerreros Urbanos, Guerreros en Pie" seem to embody a more combative and gritty edge. "Dzyune Halel Er" and "Flowmaster" continue to demonstrate 3.33's genre-bending capabilities, further cementing their reputation as a transformative force within the musical tapestry. Their work resonates with those who seek music that defies conventional structure and encapsulates a journey through soundscapes that are both haunting and evocative.