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To understand Lysten's music, one must close their eyes and imagine: Norway, its biting cold, and its mountainous landscapes. A cabin, lost in the middle of nowhere, transformed into a studio and sanctuary. And up there, "far from the noise of the world, there was nothing left to mask the questions." The goal of this trip? To reflect on the end of an era, but above all to collect sounds: the crunch of footsteps in the snow, creaking wood, howling wind, distant ferries, crackling fire. Invaluable sound material to twist, distort, stretch, and reverberate, as if to ward off vertigo. After opening for artists such as Grandbrothers, Thylacine, or French 79, electronica producer and musician Lysten delivers his most personal project yet with his upcoming debut album. Moving from ambient contemplation to cinematic atmospheres worthy of a film score, from healing trip-hop to vibrant, powerful techno, it is a genuine field-recording journal with organic, intense, and intimate textures, enveloping the listener in a caress as poetic as it is melancholic.