• 1. What the Night Kept 01:16
• 2. Light Through Absence 04:26
• 3. The Architecture of Night 02:20
• 4. A Sky That Doesn't Speak 10:05
• 5. The Quiet We Carried 07:51
• 6. Windopane 03:34
• 7. The Addresses I Don't Remember 05:19
• 8. The Names I Can't Recall 02:50
• 9. Slow Orbit 02:54
• 10. The Space Between Signals 05:21
• 11. Distant Rooms 06:12
• 12. Where the Light Used to Fall 02:28

An instrumental, hand-composed journey for the quiet hours when the world finally slows down.

There are stretches when you're no longer where you came from, and not yet where you're going. Living somewhere in between. The only light that still feels familiar is the moon — that same pale glow that used to fall through the windows of the places you miss. It touches everyone equally. And when the ground beneath you feels foreign, that shared light becomes a kind of home.

The music sits in the space between Tangerine Dream's widescreen patience and Jean-Michel Jarre's luminous soundscapes. Some tracks sound like you're building something. Some sound like you're remembering something you can't quite name. It's darker than daylight, but warm in the way the dark can be when you stop fighting it.

As always, the performances were shaped in the moment — no assembly line construction, just sound captured as it arrived and preserved where it felt honest.

This is my 90th album on Bandcamp and my website.
Full album performance for Youtube Members: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fwkO0EKUEU

Album cover by Mahdi Soheili // Caught In Joy. Recorded on two TEAC 80-8 tape machines. Mixed on two mixers TEAC Model 5 from the 70s. Caught In Joy is playing Moog One, Moog Model D, Moog Matriarch, Moog Messenger, Sequential Prophet-10, Akai MPC Live 3 and modular synths.