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01) Winter
02) Last Light of a Dying Star
03) Atlas
04) Shelter
05) Requiem
06) Nothing Left to Give
07) Fear of Silence
08) Obelisk
01) Winter
02) Last Light of a Dying Star
03) Atlas
04) Shelter
05) Requiem
06) Nothing Left to Give
07) Fear of Silence
08) Obelisk
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2:34
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2025
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Phaeleh returns with Fear of Silence, a captivating journey into ambient and classically inspired soundscapes. Stepping away from his signature rhythmic productions, this latest album immerses listeners in a world of serene melodies and emotive depth.
While recalling the reflective beauty of tracks like "Oceans", “Tides” and "Empty Jar," Fear of Silence stands apart as a bold and introspective offering. Neither fully ambient nor strictly classical, it carves a space all its own—evocative, meditative, and profoundly moving.
"The album title came from noticing how uneasy some people can feel in silence, as if being alone with their thoughts is something to be avoided. There’s often a need to fill the quiet with small talk, even when it lacks any real meaning or substance, as if comfort and reflection can’t be found in stillness. This album aims to offer a moment of calm—a chance to pause, reflect, and find peace within the emptiness."
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Phaeleh returns with Fear of Silence, a captivating journey into ambient and classically inspired soundscapes. Stepping away from his signature rhythmic productions, this latest album immerses listeners in a world of serene melodies and emotive depth.
While recalling the reflective beauty of tracks like "Oceans", “Tides” and "Empty Jar," Fear of Silence stands apart as a bold and introspective offering. Neither fully ambient nor strictly classical, it carves a space all its own—evocative, meditative, and profoundly moving.
"The album title came from noticing how uneasy some people can feel in silence, as if being alone with their thoughts is something to be avoided. There’s often a need to fill the quiet with small talk, even when it lacks any real meaning or substance, as if comfort and reflection can’t be found in stillness. This album aims to offer a moment of calm—a chance to pause, reflect, and find peace within the emptiness."
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