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Every track named after a color, and somehow each one actually sounds like its name. Starry opens with this delicate, twinkling texture that sets a gentle pace before Red kicks in with something warmer and more urgent. Octarine (yes, the Discworld color) goes somewhere genuinely strange, this off-kilter, otherworldly tone that feels like it shouldn't work in a running game but absolutely does.
Fuligin is dark and absorbing, almost uncomfortably so. The whole thing flows like a mood ring playlist, shifting between calm and intensity without ever breaking the vibe. Copper and Lavender sit in this satisfying middle ground between playful and contemplative.
If you want a chill indie soundtrack that rewards paying attention to the details, let the colors wash over you.