Falling

Falling by Sound of Space Finds Music Between Waking and Dreaming

Published September 14, 2026

If you enjoy music that leaves room for your thoughts to wander, Falling by Sound of Space offers an album to settle into. Its ten tracks explore the uncertain passage between being awake, letting go and disappearing into a dream.

Released August 14, 2026 on Ringtone Records 26, Falling approaches downtempo electronic music through dark ambient atmosphere, soft vocals and slow emotional movement. Written and produced by Brice Salek, the album treats sleep and surrender as connected ideas.

The track titles trace that territory in plain language. "The Beginning of Gravity" opens the sequence; "Sleep," "Close Your Eyes," "Dream" and "Floating" follow. Later titles bring intimacy and vulnerability into the same world, ending with "Just Me Falling" and "Let Me Fall."

Spacious production, deep low-end and whispered repetition make this a rewarding album to listen to when you want a quiet stretch of uninterrupted music. There is room for the voices and electronic layers to feel suspended, with restrained rhythm giving the atmosphere a gentle sense of movement.

"Let Me Fall" provides the clearest expression of the album's story. Here, falling suggests the relief of allowing something to happen without continuing to hold it back. The idea carries both comfort and uncertainty.

If that space between calm and strangeness appeals to you, put on Falling and follow its sequence from the first suggestion of gravity to the final invitation to let go.