Static Noise

Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of Loopable Radiance's latest creation, Static Noise. Released on 22 December 2022 via Harmonize Music Records, this captivating album is a masterclass in sonic serenity. With a duration of 1 hour and 29 minutes, Static Noise is the perfect accompaniment to unwind and relax.

The tracklist is a treasure trove of calming soundscapes, featuring an array of gentle brown noise sounds and constant white noise compositions. From the soothing 'Pleasant and Calm Soft Brown Noise Sounds' series to the tranquil 'Fall Asleep White Noise Machine Sleep Sounds' and 'Safe and Calm White Noise' collections, each piece is carefully crafted to transport you to a state of deep relaxation.

Loopable Radiance's Static Noise is an aural haven, designed to calm the mind and soothe the senses. As you listen, allow the soothing sounds to envelop you, quietening your thoughts and melting away any tension. With its calming ambiance and expertly curated soundscapes, Static Noise is the ideal soundtrack for anyone seeking a peaceful escape from the stresses of everyday life.

Here is a short artist description:

Loopable Radiance is a renowned sound artist specializing in creating soothing white noise, nature sounds, and ambient textures to promote relaxation, focus, and better sleep. With a vast array of calming soundscapes, Loopable Radiance helps listeners unwind and find serenity in a busy world.

Translation to English (UK) is not necessary as the description is already in English, but I can provide the same text with a slight adjustment to conform to UK English spelling and vocabulary, which is minimal in this case:

Loopable Radiance is a renowned sound artist specialising in creating soothing white noise, nature sounds, and ambient textures to promote relaxation, focus, and better sleep. With a vast array of calming soundscapes, Loopable Radiance helps listeners unwind and find serenity in a busy world.

Note: The only difference is the change from "specializing" to "specialising", which is the preferred spelling in UK English.