Moby's 23rd studio album titled "Future Quiet", released on February 20th, marks a new chapter in the career of the renowned electronic music visionary. The album features fourteen tracks that blend minimalist piano, immersive ambient landscapes, and unique vocal collaborations, reflecting the tension between today's hyperactive lifestyle and the human necessity for silence and inner peace.

In discussing the album, Moby emphasizes its quiet nature and his love for bombastic sounds, noting the increasing volume and chaos of the world around him. He indicates that he often seeks refuge in silence and that creating this album provided him a sanctuary from noise. He hopes that listeners will find solace in the music, akin to how he experienced its creation.

The album opens with a stunning new orchestral interpretation of "When It’s Cold I’d Like To Die", featuring the vocals of the band Gabriels. Moby's upcoming performance in Vilnius is anticipated by fans, contributing to the excitement surrounding this new release, and promises an experience that weaves together his signature sound with profound themes of tranquility and introspection.