A way in. Two keyboards and a sub bass that between them cover most of what sits under a track.
Lekko is a 1970s Scandinavian upright, sampled as quietly as possible, cotton between the hammers and every mechanical noise left in. Ciemno is a real Hohner Pianet T, run through vintage valve gear into somewhere darker: dreamy played soft, driven when you lean on it.
Underneath them both, Nisko. A 1963 Hohner Basset, the first solid-state bass synth, sampled straight to tape. One deep sub, mix-ready out of the box.
