Husha Husha - Here Come The Waterworks (2026) [Hi-Res]

The debut record Here Come The Waterworks by the project Husha Husha offers a journey into a space of cosmic lullabies, meticulously designed for daytime relaxation, deep sleep, and rejuvenation. The album's sonic landscape is built on gentle repetitions, Wurlitzer electric piano passages, airy strings, understated brass, and subtle electronics. The project's creative direction was shaped by the influence of Japanese environmental music kankyō ongaku, Icelandic folktronica, and classic ambient traditions. The album's title serves a dual purpose as a reference—nodding both to the body's natural signals indicating the need for rest and to Brian Eno's iconic debut album, bridging foundational ambient explorations with the charm of a children's fairytale.

Tracklist:
1-1 Husha Husha - How Would The Moon Dance? [4:44]
1-2 Husha Husha - Wurlitzer, Flugelhorn, Synthesizer [4:29]
1-3 Husha Husha - Music For Bassinets [3:39]
1-4 Husha Husha - Asleep In A Piano [3:01]
1-5 Husha Husha - The Astronaut's Lullaby [4:08]
1-6 Husha Husha - Stretch Your Imagination [2:58]
1-7 Husha Husha - Toy Piano, Violin, Mellotron [4:26]
1-8 Husha Husha - A Reminder To Be Kinder [5:36]
1-9 Husha Husha - C'mon Sleepyhead [3:37]
1-10 Husha Husha - Lazybones [3:51]