Featuring vocalist of renowned progressive metal act Evergrey Tom S. Englund and pianist virtuoso Vikram Shankar, the ambient project Silent Skies aims to conquer your heart with the cinematic sophomore release “Nectar”.
“Fallen From Heart” opens the album putting the spotlight on Tom’s warm vocal delivery surrounded by a soft crispy atmosphere and magical cello harmonies courtesy of talented musician Raphael Weinroth-Browne.
“Taper” manifests a deeply melancholic spirit consequently the soothing piano melodies acquire somber tonalities flourishing within a fragile atmospheric ensemble.
“Let It Hurt” certainly relies on intense emotional themes as the passionate vocal performance perfectly complements the detailed mix of airy atmospheric tapestries and refined classical textures.
“Leaving” marks another poignant moment as the intricate keyboards layers craft opulent atmospheric crescendos embellished by the sublime cello melodies and an understated darkened flair.
On “Cold” delicate electro elements create quasi surreal soundscapes with a palpable wintry feel elegantly unraveling around the particularly fervent vocals.
“Closer” continues to intensify a poetic emotional approach as the eloquent vocals flow gracefully within the delightful atmospheric composition that often feels like a fading daydream.
Throughout “Nectar” Silent Skies showcases an evocative sonic vision focusing on the expression of vivid emotions and sophisticated arrangements destined to move the listeners.