Essentially, it’s about transience, Eno says of the new recording, whose moments of silence are of great importance so that the music can breathe while the listener explores what they feel and what comes to mind. His new album "The skies, they shift like chords" builds on the sound world of piano and strings that Eno first introduced on his debut solo album "The Turning Year." With instruments such as electric guitar, clarinet, bass clarinet, vibraphone, flute organ, and electronica, he creates an emotional thread that accompanies the listener. His inspiration is drawn from his connection to his home in East Anglia. Most pieces originated from improvisations, the musical snapshots that Eno speaks of. They are best captured by letting go of the details. Roger Eno releases his second solo album "The skies, they shift like chords" with Deutsche Grammophon.