London-based electronic musician Jasper Tygner’s debut album Blue draws its inspiration from the melancholy magic of the “blue hour”, that liminal space between nighttime and sunrise when the sky takes on a deep and moody hue and the world begins rising from its slumber.
“I wanted it to sound like you're on a bus at 4am,” he says. “You're looking out the window and it's slightly fogged up, you see street lights going past and it's kind of blue outside. It’s about that moment between places, when you’re halfway home, half-asleep, and the world feels both endless and small.”
