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– The latest collaboration between Chrystabell and David Lynch, titled “Cellophane Memories,” invites listeners into a dreamlike auditory experience. This 10-track album, characterized by its moody and ethereal sound, aims to foster a state of contemplative wonder, aligning with Lynch’s artistic philosophy of allowing the imagination to roam freely. Chrystabell’s hypnotic vocals, combined with austere lyrics and ambient soundscapes, create a unique listening experience that defies easy categorization. Lynch, renowned for his cinematic masterpieces like “Mulholland Drive” and “Blue Velvet,” has a history of musical exploration, having previously collaborated with Chrystabell since their work on the 2006 film “Inland Empire.” “Cellophane Memories” marks Lynch’s first musical project following the death of his longtime collaborator, composer Angelo Badalamenti, in 2022. The album features two tracks, “She Knew” and “So Much Love,” that showcase Badalamenti’s signature synthesizer work, adding depth to the overall sound. Listeners may find the album reminiscent of Lynch’s iconic series “Twin Peaks,” with its title potentially alluding to the series’ haunting themes. The use of backward dialogue effects on Chrystabell’s vocals enhances the haunting quality of tracks like “Reflections in a Blade.” The album navigates a spectrum of emotions, oscillating between hope and darkness, a hallmark of Lynch’s artistic exploration throughout his career. Ultimately, “Cellophane Memories” offers a sonic journey that challenges modern attention spans, akin to practices like yoga or transcendental meditation, promising rejuvenation and a boost in creative energy for those willing to immerse themselves in its depths.