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Open Your Eyes is Me & Melancholy’s Album Out Now

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Me & Melancholy’s Open Your Eyes transports listeners straight into a vibrant, 80s-inspired atmosphere from the very start.

Open Your Eyes is Me & Melancholy’s Album Out Now

The album opens with its title song, where shimmering arpeggiators and a voice reminiscent of a mix between Alphaville and Depeche Mode set the tone.

The nostalgic vibes are undeniable, yet there’s a modern twist that makes you want to move. The track delivers a perfect balance of retro energy and fresh inspiration, setting up an album filled with surprises.

“Don’t Leave Me Here in the Dark” is my personal favorite, with its gritty industrial elements that evoke the feeling of being lost in a factory on the outskirts of a city. The sharp tones of the keys slice through the track, creating a sense of urgency and tension. It’s a moment of pure sonic intensity, making you feel the weight of isolation and darkness.

The track “Naive” has its own sense of mystery, with a shadowy atmosphere that seems to hover just out of reach, only to be softened by a distant melody that feels like a dream fading in the distance. The contrast between the haunting undertones and the ethereal melody gives it a distinct, almost surreal quality.

“Naive” is followed by “A Quiet Place in the Dark,” a track that showcases Me & Melancholy’s unique ability to experiment with sound. The choice of textures and tones here speaks to the artist’s skill in creating an environment that is introspective and striking. The song’s intricate production hints at a deeper creative depth, placing the listener in an emotional space between contemplation and exploration.

 “One Last Kiss” feels brighter and more upbeat. It’s a catchy track that could easily be the soundtrack for a romantic comedy, with its playful pop sensibilities. It’s the album’s moment of lightness, offering a refreshing change in pace.

Meanwhile, “There is a Whisper in the Wing” brings back the industrial undertones but this time with a more ethereal touch. It feels like stepping into a dreamlike space, suspended between this world and something more otherworldly. The atmospheric production immerses you in a reality that seems just a little out of reach, a perfect blend of tension and release.

The album closes with “Cold Down to the Bone,” a track that takes you on a journey into the future with its mesmerizing key riffs. The shifting panning of the sounds, moving from left to right, feels like an auditory exploration of uncharted territories. It’s a fitting conclusion to the album.

Me & Melancholy’s Open Your Eyes is a stellar album, filled with dynamic production and emotional depth.

Open Your Eyes is Me & Melancholy’s Album Out Now!


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Open Your Eyes is Me & Melancholy’s Album Out Now

Me & Melancholy is the brainchild of musician and producer Peter Ehrling, a one-man project that delves into the world of electronic music with a focus on melancholic, synth-based sounds. Based in Stockholm, Sweden, Me & Melancholy was derived from Gränsen, established in 2022 and draws inspiration from some of the most influential synthpop and new wave bands of the 80s and 90s, including New Order & Depeche Mode as well as indie bands from 90s and today such as Radiohead, Pavement & Bloc Party. This unique blend of retro and contemporary sounds creates a nostalgically upbeat and introspective atmosphere in each Me & Melancholy release.

As a self-taught musician, Peter has always had a passion for electronic music and the endless possibilities it offers for creativity and self-expression. Through Me & Melancholy, he has honed his skills as a producer, creating a sound that is uniquely his own while still paying tribute to his musical influences. With a dedication to creating emotive, thought-provoking music, Me & Melancholy is sure to leave a lasting impression on fans of electronic music.




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