London Fractals

In an ever-evolving world, where moments are woven into the mosaic of memory, “London Fractals” by Michele Nobler emerges as a poignant exploration of sound, solitude, and the echoes of spaces once traversed. Released on September 17, 2021, this album is a delicate tapestry, crafted from the threads of reminiscence, dreams, and ethereal beauty of connections that echo through time.

At its heart, “London Fractals” invites listeners on a journey—not merely across the geographical expanse of a London remembered from childhood wonder but through the intricate landscapes of heart and mind. Fashioned in the solitude of lockdown, each track opens a portal to a place suspended between reality and reverie, between the London that was and the London remembered.

Kisses on Tiptoe initiates this voyage with a melody that evokes the innocence and sweetness of cinematic love, an ode to the tender whispers and subtle gestures that define affection.

Wanomay brings to life the essence of a friend, transforming her spirit into a soundtrack that celebrates the vibrancy and mystery of life in a city teeming with stories.

Heart’s Lies ventures into the heart’s deceptive allure, weaving a symphony from the tales we tell ourselves, a melody that lingers as a bittersweet reminder of love’s intricate dance.

Queen Mab, inspired by the shadowy realms of Shakespearean dreams, offers two renditions that lead listeners through minimalist dreamscapes, paying tribute to the fleeting, ephemeral nature of dreams and desire.

The title track, London Fractals, encapsulates the album’s essence—a dive into the fractal nature of memory where past and present merge in a kaleidoscope of sound, inviting listeners into a world where every note echoes past journeys, and every melody bridges to the worlds within us.

“London Fractals” is more than an album; it’s an experience, a journey through memory, love, and the human capacity for wonder, inviting listeners to explore the landscapes of their own memories against the backdrop of an imagined London.