Wandering through the spectral expanse of Fog World, the protagonist drifts in a liminal space where sound and memory entwine, and the familiar becomes unrecognizable. The world is shrouded in mist, its silence broken only by faint whispers and fractured echoes. Among the shadows, red apples gleam—perfect, yet untouched—a fleeting tether to a reality slipping further away.

This release unfolds like a dream unraveling in slow motion. Trembling tones and shimmering harmonies guide the listener through a haze where melodies dissolve into static, and rhythms pulse like a heartbeat lost in time. The journey is disorienting yet strangely tender, drawing the protagonist deeper into the fog, where meaning is both elusive and undeniable.

As the mist consumes all, a quiet grace emerges—not as clarity, but as a surrender to the unknown. Fog World is a meditation on memory, longing, and the spaces between sound and silence, inviting the listener to wander its spectral terrain and find beauty in the haze.

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