Tsukuyomi from Shelter by Albert Yeh

On boundaries between wakefulness and sleep, the night creatures visit me along with other mystical figures. The moon god shimmers through the window in his full glory and seems to pull ever closer. Soft white light surrounds and fills the room and his lips form various shapes, but I can’t make out the words.

Albert Yeh is an electroacoustic musician and composer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. In his solo works, he explores the emotional intersection between tonality and texture, cyclical composition, and spectral states. Albert is fascinated with expanding the creative ideas and temporal processes developed by Robert Fripp, Brian Eno and Pauline Oliveros.