Moby creates a "safe haven" in silence for fans of "Stranger Things"

Popular American electronics player Moby has reunited with his colleagues from the music world to support the new season of the series “Stranger Things”. His upcoming album, Future Quiet, will be released on February 20th and is already generating huge interest. The album begins with an auto-remake of his iconic song "When It's Cold I'd Like to Die", which was especially received by the show's creators and fans. The orchestral version of the track featured the talented Jacob Lusk of Gabriels, and the track is already available for streaming platforms. The album, in addition to Lask, includes vocals India Carney and serpentwithfeet, and in the musical direction Moby will focus on ambient and minimalism. “I strive for harmony and strength, but despite the growing cacophony of the world, I seek solace in silence,” Moby said. “This album is my personal safe haven and I hope it will be the same for you, providing a place to relax and recover from the outside noise.”