Per Störby Jutbring’s latest release, “That Translucent Swell Of The Attic,” showcases his mastery of atmospheric soundscapes. Rising, organ-like tones set the stage, as swelling strings build intensity, enveloping listeners in a dark, brooding ambience. The composition shifts subtly, with higher string tones punctuating the piece, adding layers of texture and depth.
This meditative and ambient track is a preview of his upcoming album Tenants of Misty Mansion (According to the Landlord), set for release on October 18th via Hoob Records. The album is a blend of traditional orchestration and modern electronics, with strong melodies woven into minimalistic arrangements. “That Translucent Swell Of The Attic” feels like a reflection of autumn’s greyed-out horizons, pulling the listener into a space of introspection.
Störby Jutbring, a multi-instrumentalist and composer, is known for his work that bridges the airy Scandinavian sound with cutting-edge electronic and ambient landscapes. His music has been featured in prestigious venues worldwide, and he has collaborated with a wide array of artists from various genres.
In Tenants of Misty Mansion, Per pushes his creative boundaries, inviting listeners into a whimsical, lo-fi meets hi-fi world where analogue synths, church organs, field recordings, and string quartets come together in harmony. The album promises to be an eclectic and evocative journey, and “That Translucent Swell Of The Attic” offers a glimpse into its richly textured sound.
