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fall 2025 european tour for upcoming album:

conversations
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          Conversations is a longform ambient reimagining of an unreleased choral work, composed and recorded with 24-voice chamber choir, Pro Coro Canada. Using only the original vocal stems, the material has been time-stretched, deconstructed, and reprocessed into two expansive, slow-burning meditations: “children?” and “ends.”​ Where the choral record reflects clarity, memory, and directness, this version exists as its echo. Slowed nearly beyond recognition, the human voice becomes texture—washed into drone, decay, and harmonic fog. Words blur. Time drips. Emotion lingers like a vapor. These are not songs, but questions suspended in air. What will remain of us? What do we pass on? What can only be said at the end? Conversations is not a preview—it is a shadow. A distillation. A memory processed at the pace of grief, hope, and time itself.

children?
ends
Length:
30 minutes


Format:
Solo ambient electronics (no vocals)


Tech:
L/R Stereo Out via TRS or XLR (audio interface provided)


Preferred Settings:
Gallery spaces, experimental festivals, ambient/left-field venues, listening rooms


Visuals:
Optional subtle projections available


Volume Level:
Low to medium SPL (non-club environments)
artist profile
hundedmillionthousand
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"Fitting between the likes of Olafur Arnalds, Jon Hopkins with a splash of Lapalux, HMT creates experimental, genre-defying beauty."

- Backseat Mafia, Simon Lucas-Highes

           Noel Fanaeian, known artistically as hundredmillionthousand, is a Persian-Filipino composer in Canada working with voice, electronics, and sacred stillness—somewhere between choral form, ambient minimalism, and abstract sound. He has performed in 11 countries, cultivating an independent presence in the experimental music world. His work disassembles language, memory, and time—stretching the human voice into dissolving textures that hover between reverence and erosion. He now works within a self-defined space between choral and electronic music, exploring spiritual, ethereal, and existential themes through longform composition and immersive performance. He has studied under Laurel Halo, opened for Loscil, and performed in support of William Basinski and Kara-Lis Coverdale, alongside Jonathan Kawchuk.

Earlier Work:

Performance @ Valkoinen Sali

Helsinki (2022)

"One of the most compelling and brazenly

accomplished releases of 2022."

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- Toronto Star, Ben Rayner
 

"An extraordinary songwriter..."

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- Huffington Post, Randy Radic
 

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