Gentle waves and soft synth pads conjure a shoreline suspended between night and day on Morouj‘s Time in Blue, an EP shaped by patience and quiet solitude. Distant, high-register piano notes drift through the mix like half-formed melodies, while layered pads and field recordings of the sea create a tactile, physical sense of space. Conceived as an evening spent alone on an isolated island, the six tracks trace the shifting light and tide from dusk to dawn, favouring stillness over drama. The result is a study in the imperfect perception of time, where movement and stasis quietly trade places.
