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A single track that does exactly what the title promises. "Depersonalization (Original Version)" is a standalone piece from 2022 that sits in that uncomfortable space where you're not quite sure if you're listening to game music or an ambient art piece about dissociation.
The track takes its time, building an atmosphere that mirrors the psychological phenomenon it's named after. There's a deliberate sense of detachment in the composition, like the music itself is observing from outside its own body.
No platform listed, no context given, just the raw experience. One track, one idea, fully committed. Sometimes a soundtrack doesn't need twenty songs to make its point. This one makes it with just the title and the silence that follows.