Loneliness by Mitseliy
In the opening stillness, Mitseliy emerges from the ether, shifting forms and drifting forward with quiet purpose. Levitating soundscapes flicker in blurred melodies, weaving immersive, elusive contours that feel both ephemeral and timeless. This music is a familiar embrace in a weary world, its textures glowing in the margins like constellations scattered across a darkened sky.
A meditation on love lost and lives never lived, Loneliness aches with melancholy, its sorrow seeping into every mournful tone and wash of white noise. Synth swells and crystalline accents pull the inner self to the surface, where dreams of vast forests and the quiet anticipation of dawn feel inevitable. Itβs beautiful and desolate here, but Mitseliy leads the way, ensuring we are never truly alone.
Credits
The album Loneliness was released on the label The Jewel Garden.
You can find it here: thejewelgarden.bandcamp.com/album/loneliness
Cover photo and layout by Brad Rose.
"He had no promises to keep, nothing pending. Had no bed
to head to, measurably away in miles. He was a freak like me,
monster of the dawn. Whose woods these are I think I know,
his house is in the village though. In the middle of life
he found himself lost in a dark woods."
-excerpt from "Not Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Jennifer Michael Hecht
