Room Of Disbelief

Light Behind The Moon was originally written in Berlin on guitar, and after many fans requested an acoustic version, Leah Rye felt the urge to finally record it this way. The song captures a deep sense of loneliness and alienation: the feeling of not quite fitting in with the people around you. This emotional core is beautifully realized in the arrangement by the Leah Rye Trio, where organic elements such as viola seamlessly blend with electronic synths, resting on a bed of warm guitar textures and intimate vocals.