Album lore

Silent Souls, issued in 2011 by Loodma Recordings, collects eight compositions by Ghosts Of Paraguay that dwell in the chillstep and downtempo realm. The album’s eight tracks, including “Piano Piece” and “September,” unfold with a restrained, moody air that aligns with the era’s penchant for textured, beat-driven ambiance. The arrangements favour subtle electronic flourishes and measured rhythms over overt melody, inviting close attention to the nuanced interplay of synths and percussion.Though not widely known beyond a modest following—evidenced by its near 30,000 Last.fm listeners—Silent Souls occupies a quiet niche within the chillout canon. It serves as a document of early 2010s electronic music that opts for introspection over dancefloor immediacy, offering a signal to those who prize atmosphere and restraint in equal measure.

Album lore

Silent Souls, issued in 2011 by Loodma Recordings, collects eight compositions by Ghosts Of Paraguay that dwell in the chillstep and downtempo realm. The album’s eight tracks, including “Piano Piece” and “September,” unfold with a restrained, moody air that aligns with the era’s penchant for textured, beat-driven ambiance. The arrangements favour subtle electronic flourishes and measured rhythms over overt melody, inviting close attention to the nuanced interplay of synths and percussion.Though not widely known beyond a modest following—evidenced by its near 30,000 Last.fm listeners—Silent Souls occupies a quiet niche within the chillout canon. It serves as a document of early 2010s electronic music that opts for introspection over dancefloor immediacy, offering a signal to those who prize atmosphere and restraint in equal measure.