The new single from revered pianist (Iamthemorning) Gleb Kolyadin is out. Titled ‘Dawnlight’, the track is the second to be released from his upcoming album Mobula, set for release on 28th February on Kscope, and is accompanied by a stunning new video by Natalia Ryss.
Dawnlight’ carries you on a journey from the depths to the shimmering surface” explains Gleb, “where the water sparkles in the first light of day — bringing a sense of hope, inspiration and inner freedom.”
Gleb Kolyadin – Mobula
SIDE A
1. Parallax [04:18]
2. Glimmer [04:03]
3. Afterglow [03:22]
4. Dawnlight [01:55]
5. Radiant [04:24]
6. Observer [01:41]
7. Transient [03:06]
SIDE B
8. Crystalline [02:29]
9. Fractured [02:40]
10. Tempest [02:34]
11. Nebular [02:38]
12. Shimmer [05:41]
13. Starfall [02:32]
14. Gaia [03:20]
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Drawing from poloniumcubes (Gleb’s vast music diary of over 500 tracks), Mobula unfolds as a suite of 14 short stories, each one a vibrant novella in sound. It’s a sci-fi-inspired odyssey that captures the spirit of grace and exploration, embodied by the album’s titular oceanic creature. From neoclassical elegance to pulsating electronic beats & folk textures, Mobula traverses genres and emotions, mirroring the movements of an imaginary planet and its ever-changing atmospheres.
In December, Gleb shared ‘Glimmer’, the first single from the new album alongside a mesmerizing, handcrafted animation by Natalia Ryss.
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