Silenced Timber from Calm Coup by Lullscar

At 9:12 A.M., the sharp strike of reclaimed timber on acoustic guitars falls into an immediate, calculated hush. This isn't mere quiet; it’s an active muting, the sound of invasive thought being granted a final, firm reprieve. Every subtle vibration, even the quiet between the notes, takes on a brittle, almost palpable presence through the contact mic affixed to a newborn’s hospital bracelet. Here, silence isn't an absence, but a fragile, living thing. Rhythmic gaps deliberately leave space where percussion is instinctively expected, creating a tension at level six that demands a deeper listen, an uncomfortable space where the mind can truly settle. Caspian and Reyna’s alternating confessions, delivered through a delicate duet verse, weave self-forgiveness and bodily quiet into the fabric. The repeated "quedo aquí" refrain becomes a whispered mantra, a looped pact of partnership solidarity as they navigate toward calm. Soft 808 pats and micro-looped choir fragments guide the ear through this collective stillness, proving that quiet can carry more impact than clamor, a quiet rebellion, perhaps, against the clamor of the mind.

Our songs are raw voicemails for your future self. Fragile guitars meet quiet thumps, sharing truths.