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Into the Quiet is the second collaboration between electronic ambient visionary Deborah Martin and renowned Oboist Jill Haley. Into the Quiet follows 2021's The Silence of Grace, which received numerous accolades--including making Zone Music Reporter's Top 20 albums of the year. Once again, Martin and Haley blend electronic textures and classical instrumentation into works of rapturous calm. Whereas The Silence of Grace was inspired by the beauty of the natural world, Into the Quiet draws from internal landscapes, inspired by the idea that one must go "into the quiet" to find what is hidden in themselves.

Into the Quiet's eight compositions demonstrate the depth and intricacies that stillness can contain. Opener "Sleeping Giants" surges with choral warmth. On the title track, flute and horn wend around a warbling synth loop. "Hall of Whispers" is simultaneously melancholy and pastoral; harp and oboe play a shimmering duet while low textures ebb and flow around like wind whistling through ruins of ancient stone.

Into the Quiet reunites two masters of their craft and the result is spellbinding. These eight pieces show the serenity of space, allowing each note and melody to naturally unwind, and inviting the listener to do the same.

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A top-selling award-winning artist on the Spotted Peccary Music label, Deborah Martin continues pursuing her passion of exploring the depths of thematic composition through the process of creative layering of structured studio recorded compositions and live recordings of instruments, blending them into a world of ambient electronic expression.

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Jill Haley is an oboist, English horn player, pianist, and composer who travels throughout the United States visiting National Parks, often as an Artist-in-Residence, and composes music inspired by the Park while living there.

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...this is the pinnacle of warm flowing ambient music; it washes over you like a soft breeze, leaving you content and at peace even in these turbulent times. It's a landmark recording for both artists, as well as for the Spotted Peccary label.

     —Bill Binkelman, Wind And Wire