Jean-Philippe Ruelle’s “The Lake of Signs” is an Evocative Walk through Winter’s Mystique
- Hitanshu Bhatt
- 5 days ago
- 1 min read
Jean-Philippe Ruelle, an electronic music artist and composer, returns with his new track that is a mix of lo-fi, chill and new age music. The artist takes inspiration from Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre and Air to experiment with a new style of composition, yet again. The track is crafted with raw elements and cinematic interpretations, making it a Ruelle-style rendition to soak into.
The Lake of Signs by Jean-Philippe Ruelle magically spreads the light and gloom of the winter wonderland.
“The Lake of Signs”, opens with a lush, haunting violin, that sums the title intelligibly mysterious and evocative. The composer has taken inspiration from Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil,” to form a contrasting track. As the initial music fades out, you will get to see a push of rhythmic contrast of mechanical percussion and metallic beats. Set against the backdrop of winter wonderland, the track seems to deliver the vibe of a bright and gloomy day. It’s the magic of Jean to arouse both emotions vividly in the mind of the listener, making it one of the must-listen Christmas songs that embody the warmth and introspection of the festival.
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