Monologue Scent Studio: Perfume Written Like Music

Monologue Scent Studio is a new niche perfume brand defined by clarity of concept and a restrained, contemporary aesthetic. Working within a dark minimalism framework, the brand prioritizes idea, structure, and olfactive content over decorative excess, presenting fragrance as a precise and intentional artistic medium.

The debut collection of Monologue Scent Studio will consist of seven fragrances. A key element of the brand’s identity is the direct connection between each fragrance and a specific song, creating a coherent dialogue between scent and music. At this stage, detailed information is available for only one fragrance, which sets the tone for the entire collection.

Monologue Scent Studio

Te Buscaré is the first fragrance officially revealed by the brand.

The composition is built around a warm and expressive blend of rum and tobacco. The olfactive direction is clear and confident: rich, enveloping, and subtly smoky, with a controlled warmth that feels composed rather than heavy. The fragrance conveys a sense of intimacy and depth, remaining elegant and well-balanced.

Its connection to the song Te Buscaré is central to the concept. Fragrance and music are conceived as complementary expressions of the same idea, each translating emotion through its own language.

Brand overview

Concentration: 30%

Formats: 50 ml, 10 ml, and 2 ml

Aesthetic: dark minimalism

Category: niche perfumery

Monologue Scent Studio collaborates with independent perfumers whose creative approach aligns with the brand’s values and conceptual direction. The focus lies on artistic coherence, quality, and authenticity rather than mass production or trend-driven formulas.

Although the brand is still in an early phase with limited information publicly available, its direction is already well defined: a carefully structured collection, a strong visual identity, and a consistent link between fragrance and music. Monologue Scent Studio positions itself as a thoughtful and professional entrant into contemporary niche perfumery.

Photo; Guillermo Sureda Burgos