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2 Reflections (Live 5/29/2026)
3 Shibuya Crossing (Live 5/29/2026)
4 Interlaced (Live 5/29/2026) ← pitch track
5 The Shallow Drift of Time (Live 5/29/2026)
6 Underwater Dream (Live 5/29/2026)
7 The Bubble Nebula (Live 5/29/2026)
8 In This Century (Live 5/29/2026)
9 Imagine Being Here (Live 5/29/2026)
10 The Architecture of Doubt (Live 5/29/2026)
11 Telekinesis (Live 5/29/2026)
12 Multiply (Live 5/29/2026)

Genres: Dream Pop, Ambient, Electronica
Permanence Left Live captures the captivating concert experience of Elsehow, the solo dream pop/ambient project of Italian-Belgian artist Piero Delux. Recorded live at De Corridor in Wetteren, Belgium, on May 29, 2026, the album expands upon the intimate, twilight world of his latest release, Afterimage: breathing immediate, physical warmth into its sparse studio arrangements. Featuring six tracks from Afterimage, selections from past releases, and two previously unreleased compositions, the set bridges twelve tracks of atmospheric art-pop textures and subtle guitar-driven dynamics.
Across a set that gracefully alternates between contemplative instrumental passages and vocal-driven pieces, Delux’s warm, velvet baritone anchors the music and draws comparisons to David Sylvian and Thomas Feiner. The shifting arrangements build a mesmerizing sonic arc defined by quiet intensity and complete emotional devotion.
“We were completely won over by a stunning blend of atmospheric art-pop and ambient music… From the very first vocal lines, Delux’s warm baritone immediately stood out. The seamless fusion of intimate vocals with soundscapes, guitar loops, and reflective piano fragments resulted in an impressive performance.” — Patsker Omaer Beguin, daMusic.be
Permanence Left Live stands as a definitive document of Elsehow on stage — a sensitive, evolving exploration of memory, sound, and shadow that redefines the boundaries of the studio recordings.
Written, performed, produced, recorded, and mixed by Piero Delux
Mastered by Thomas Ragsdale
Artwork by Julie Caresia
Photo by Patsker Omaer Beguin







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