Threnody in the Pulse Front Cover

Lyric

Choir for a Nervous System

Dovren Hales

One nerve starts low

Another answers thin

A shoulder says stay

A hand says give in

Not a voice

Not a word

Still it gathers

Still it turns

My throat keeps closed

My ribs keep score

A hundred small signals

Lean toward the door

Under the skin

We carry the sound

Under the skin

It circles around

Knee, pulse, jaw

Breath, blood, bone

Nothing is singing

But I am not alone

Every quiet part

Finds the same key

Every hidden tremor

Answers in me

Under the skin

We carry the sound

Under the skin

It circles around

Low in the chest

Soft in the hands

All of me answers

What I cannot command

If I cannot speak

Let the body confess

If I cannot cry

Let the shaking bless

Under the skin

We carry the sound

Under the skin

It circles around

Low in the chest

Soft in the hands

All of me answers

What I cannot command

All of me answers

What I cannot command

  • Lyricist

    Dovren Hales

  • Composer

    Dovren Hales

  • Producer

    Ronan Elster

  • Vocals

    Dovren Hales

Threnody in the Pulse Front Cover

Listen to Choir for a Nervous System by Dovren Hales

Streaming / Download

  • 1

    Bone Quiet

    Dovren Hales

  • 2

    Mourning in Circulation

    Dovren Hales

  • 3

    Skin Learns the Tempo

    Dovren Hales

  • 4

    Sternum Hymn

    Dovren Hales

  • 5

    Nerve Psalms

    Dovren Hales

  • 6

    Your Silence in My Circulation

    Dovren Hales

  • 7

    Lament Circuit

    Dovren Hales

  • 8

    A Prayer With No Mouth

    Dovren Hales

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    Choir for a Nervous System

    Dovren Hales

  • 10

    I Measure Grief in Tremors

    Dovren Hales

  • 11

    The Body Counts in Minor

    Dovren Hales

  • 12

    Pulse Learns Silence

    Dovren Hales

Dovren Hales' second album, Threnody in the Pulse, is a dark pop record about the mourning that remains inside the body after escape
The pressure of notifications, expectations, watchful eyes, and the past has quieted, but a low elegy still moves through the pulse
Built on heavy sub-bass, intimate low-mid male vocals, and sparse unsettling production, the album captures emotions that never became a scream, repeating quietly beneath the skin

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