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Lego White Noise is an album [1] [2] or playlist [3] [4] of white noise created solely with the sounds of Lego bricks. Released as a stream in February 2021 by the Lego Group, the 210-minute album was recorded by sound designers using 10,000 bricks, with each track focused on separate routines or sounds, and features ASMR qualities intended to help adults relax.
White Noise (Soundtrack from the Netflix Film) is the soundtrack album to the 2022 film of the same name, directed by Noah Baumbach. The film's original score, which was composed by Danny Elfman , was released into a 20-track album on November 18, 2022 by Netflix Music.
The music video for "White Noise" was released on July 8, 2022, with co-direction by Will Wood and Jacob Feldman. The video begins with white noise, followed by Wood walking into the middle of an open space with a ukulele. [10] He then lip syncs without his mouth, pantomiming to follow along with the song.
On October 30, White Noise was made available for streaming. [18] The album was released on November 4 [34] through Rise and Velocity. [35] On the same day, "St. Patrick" was released to Modern rock radio stations. [36] On January 10, 2015 a 7" vinyl was released featuring "St. Patrick" and an acoustic version of the song as the B-side.
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The Grammy-winning R&B singer behind 'SOS' on the music of The Cars, Animal Collective, Stevie Wonder, and Kendrick Lamar, and her next album, 'Lana.'
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A third album, the single track 'space fantasy' White Noise III - Re-Entry was released by Pulse Records in 1980. A further two albums were released, the atmospheric White Noise IV - Inferno (AMP Music) (1990) incorporated the use of samples, and White Noise V - Sound Mind (AMP Music; 2000), an experiment in what Vorhaus called "dark ambient".