"Angel's Whisper," the ethereal 10th album by Namasthay, invites you into a celestial odyssey that resonates with the subtle beauty of the unseen. Drawing inspiration from the divine, each instrumental creation is a feather on the wings of imagination, soaring through the heavens of sound.

This collection is a tapestry of otherworldly interludes and silences that speak volumes, echoing the old saying, "an angel is passing by." It's a journey through the spaces between notes, where the whispers of angels are heard, and the silence is as profound as the music itself.

In a special tribute, Namasthay conjures the spirit of "The Fifth Element," reimagining the cosmic opera that brought Leeloo to life. This track is a nod to the timeless narrative of the film, blending with the album's angelic theme.

With a name sharing resonance with Archangel Gabriel / Jibril, Namasthay infuses "Angel's Whisper" with a personal touch of creativity and mystical allure. This album stands as a testament to his evolving artistry, less a collection of tributes and more a manifestation of his own creative spirit.

As Namasthay releases his 10th album in under two months, one can't help but marvel at the prolific nature of his work, a stark contrast to the long-stretched discographies of legends like the Rolling Stones. It's a swift ascension to a musical zenith that promises to inspire and uplift.

Join Namasthay in this seraphic experience, and let "Angel's Whisper" resonate with the divinity within.

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"Namasthay: Beats of Shyness could be the biopic that traces the unconventional journey of a visionary artist whose life is as eclectic as his music. The film opens with young Namasthay carving through untouched snow, creating videos with snowboarding icon Axel Pauporté, embodying the free spirit that would define his career. From shredding slopes to shredding riffs, he co-founds a punk-rock band playing occasionally with bassist Red Bull's daredevil Cedric Dumont, though they remain enigmatically nameless.

At university, a chance encounter on a motor skateboard catches the eye of a producer, catapulting Namasthay to become the face of extreme sports in Brussels on the national stage of RTL TV. With diploma in hand, he dives into the pulsating heart of CyberTheatre and Nirvanet's underground music scene, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Howie B and Laurent Garnier, while Björk's creative aura leaves an indelible mark.

Namasthay's sonic palette deepens, drawing from his brother Alex's collection of Ninja Tune records, immersing him in the breaks and beats that would fuel his own artistic fire. His flair for performance doesn't go unnoticed; film school projects lead to appearances in A6000 and Akro's (Universal) Hip Hop Videos, casting him as an unlikely bridge between the worlds of authority and street culture in 1030 Brussels.

The narrative weaves through Namasthay's evolution as an artist, from a local sensation to a music arranger collaborating with the likes of Piccaya, kindling a friendship and musical partnership that burns bright. The influence of Boards of Canada’s mystic and emotive soundscapes acts as a backdrop to his own maturation, as he moves from the underground scenes to the forefront of spontaneous music creation, embodying the alter ego of Namasthay, his longstanding deviantArt moniker.

He now launches with these albums as Namasthay a new movement of Emo-Spontaneity past-O-present where everything is improvised, sang for the first time, and composed on the go, an ode to spontaneous musical creation where perfection is in the birth of the act.

"Namasthay: Beats of Shyness” celebrates the artist's unwavering dedication to his craft, the rich broadlight of his experiences, and his belief in music as an unscripted journey, much like his own – a melody that plays to the rhythm of life's serendipitous turns.