Floating is a patient and poetic dive into weightless introspection. A track that feels like staring into the night sky while forgetting what time it is. Haunting, minimal, and oddly comforting.

Floating

She Won’t Let Me Go’ is an introspective, emotionally rich electronic track from TRMNL — a producer known for weaving cinematic moods with minimal vocals. Anchored by a single, haunting vocal hook, the track explores the feeling of being stuck in a memory or emotion you can’t shake. Inspired by artists like Massive Attack, Moby, and Röyksopp, it builds slowly through layered textures and a restrained beat, perfect for late-night playlists, sync, or headphones in the dark.

She Wont Let Me Go

Body-moving groove built on grinding bass, warped percussion, and smoldering tension

Feel that burn

A decaying signal in a digital wasteland — hypnotic pulses, static memories, and slow-motion collapse

Dead Channel

Euphoric ambient drift — cinematic, expansive, and rich with quiet resolve.

Final Frame

Echo in Reverse drips with melancholic nostalgia — a slow swirl of reversed textures, fragmented melodies, and reflective pads that feel like memory unraveling

Echo in Reverse

Raw electricity — a fractured techno pulse layered with industrial textures and stuttering sync

Heartbeat Error

Night Frequency pulses like a city after midnight — dreamy synths, slow-burning beats, and a low-lit groove that lingers.

Night Frequency

Last Stop feels like the final page of a story told in echo and silence. With distant textures, restrained rhythms, and an atmosphere heavy with reflection, TRMNL guides you gently to the end — not with a bang, but with a slow fade into stillness.

Last Stop

Departure floats like a memory you’re not ready to leave behind — slow-building pads, gentle pulses, and a weightless sense of movement.

Departure

A soft-touch soundscape of breathy textures, slow groove, and glowing synthwork. It lingers like a memory of warmth on cold skin.

Cold Skin Contact

Stripped-down and seductive — a pulsing mechanical heartbeat layered with glitchy textures and unsettling calm

CTRL Me

It blends ambient pads, lo-fi haze, and emotional synth runs into a late-night drift that feels like looking at old city lights through tears. It’s cinematic and fragile

Everything Fades Neon

This feels like trying to escape a memory — and failing. With fractured melodies, low pulses, and ghosted textures

Exit Loop

Ghost in My Bed is a whisper wrapped in reverb — lush synths, ghostly melodies, and a hush that holds everything in place

Ghost In My Bed

Tense and methodical — a slow throb of electricity, blinking signals, and rising dread.

Control Room

Ghost Signal pulses like a transmission from deep space — vast, melodic, and filled with echoes of something lost

Ghost Signal

A slow, glowing track filled with aching chords and soft pulses, like a love letter never sent.

If I Could

Powering down — static pulses, distant signals, and a soft collapse into silence. It’s not just ambient; it’s empty-room ambient.

Low Battery Warning

Sparse and unsettling, it lets silence do the heavy lifting

Touch nothing

The quiet comedown — a soft crash into emotion after the high. Glowing pads, submerged rhythm, and that unmistakable TRMNL haze.

TRMNL.05

This is pure high-pressure catharsis. A mechanical heartbeat drives the pulse while distorted synths and glitch fragments swirl in a storm of intensit

Burn The Mirror

Places (feat. Nic Rosie)

One More Night

Danger After Dark

Paranoia After Dark

Skyline Burn

Brixton Road

Southbank Static

A stark, lyrical sparring match on gun rights vs. gun control, written almost like a staged debate where each side gets its verse, then collapses into a neutral but haunting chorus. It doesn’t give the listener an easy answer — instead it exposes the futility of words when violence is already in motion.

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