Moby - This Wild Darkness (Official Video)

[@dreamvue1]

True Detective Season 4 brought me here. This song made me cry. I've always loved Moby back in the day, and it's good to know he's still out here making quality music.

[@romerobjuancarlos]

I think it also played at the right time. The season is probably going to be divisive when it ends, but if you ask me? The vibes are immaculate. And I'm speaking as someone from the tropics. I don't exactly relate on a personal level with the icy setting. I'm loving every frame so far.

[@lorenab808]

SAME 😭

[@israelcm7246]

Yes, episode 4 me too.

[@liljanful]

Same for me! So beautiful song!

[@Elliotohyeah]

same. i'm reading so much criticisms meanwhile i'm watching in awe and an hour feels like a minute@@romerobjuancarlos

[@carlosrivas1144]

True Detective has an amazing soundtrack... ❤ Moby

[@Mycaenae]

Definitely! I totally agree.

[@normdavis3450]

Been a fan of Moby for decades, but True Detective Night Country E4 brought me here. I had to literally stop the episode midway, and seek this out!

[@hannahhague9960]

Same! I'm a mega fan of Moby and knew I'd heard the song but came searching! So glad I found out.

[@TheSamael7]

same here :)

[@Johnafin-hv2eo]

I shazamed it during the show😂😂 The soundtrack to the series is great..

[@normdavis3450]

@@Johnafin-hv2eo Same here. Gave me chills during the Navarro fight scene, and I had to find it! Thank God for Shazam and YT!

[@gonzalotorres2554]

acá también, qué hermoso oso!

[@DebraCarman]

Also here via True Detective Season 4 2024. An awesome prayer 🤲

[@tisipjesma1]

Ohh Moby, you really are one rare species, full of deepest love and empathy.

[@MZ18]

That's quite simple as for the fact he was raised with high integrity and moral values, inside Jehovah''s Witness old kingdom hall in his youthfulness !

[@aaronnemo3519]

Most definitely agree

[@jaymartino86]

Reading this made me cry 🥲

[@ПавелАнгел-г3ь]

Проснись и пой с Mobi 🎄🤗✌️

[@marcowischatta2419]

@@MZ18 Is he a Jehova's Witness?

[@wilworthington6275]

This song is so relevant today. We need to find the light!

[@SuperCharlybrown1]

It's an honor for me to write you, Moby, although you may never see this comment. I´ve been listening your songs since I was a child. I don´t know how you can create those beautiful songs, with them I can yearn for the past, I remember with hope. Your music has something very special that I can´t describe. I only know that it reminds me of loved ones, special moments of my life, and I think that all this has helped me to be a better person. Thank you Moby.

[@TheFireline]

Great comment!

[@tawreck4472]

Moby thanks you for being such a wonderful human being 😘

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

I feel that with other music. Exactly how you wrote it to! But it is now we discover the songs we missed, perhaps should have heard, that's radio for ya.

[@janhjulfors1151]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@janhjulfors1151]

@@tobelikenobodyelse same same🙌but i think he reads alot

[@Valmorea-tt7vg]

So glad True Detective brought me here. Brilliant song 😀

[@gettalifealready]

I just heard this song on True Detective. I forgot what a great song it is! Thanks Moby!

[@mb5612]

Same. True Detective. Beautiful, bittersweet song.

[@Foxydiva2100]

True Detective Night Country Part 4 brought me here. This episode literally was soo emotional that they put an amazing array of music with great songwriters. 🙏🏻❤️

[@Deephouse_Gent66]

Yes, TRUE DETECTIVE brought me here. What a profound song for the ages. So sadly relevant.

[@charlesfilion7424]

WOW old moby is back !! with the good vibes and hope

[@keithrooks4567]

Still listening and still loving in 2024.... looking forward to seeing him in Manchester

[@josant2066]

Beautiful song, but never, never had I felt such a deep emptiness in my soul, with what we are doing, tears come to my eyes

[@CosmicSauna]

Don't be discouraged or sad for a too long time, stranger-friend. It is always darkest (on the surface) before the Sun comes up at the dawn, before the Light starts shining through the cracks of the old world, bringing the dark up to the Collective Attention, so that more and more people are starting to see the dysfunctionalities of the old, so that people can make the conscious decision to step in to the Light, into a dawning Golden Age. Humanity is starting to wake up! Peace!

[@lizzie98]

You really are not alone. Thank you so much as I know now I'm not alone

[@josant2066]

@@lizzie98 I know, thanks a greeting

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@NegativeWaves-y8f]

@@CosmicSauna The "Light" is the problem in the world, devil worshiper.

[@gregorybuttari8651]

Never listened to this before and tears in my eyes...it touched me...Moby GOD Bless you.

[@souravchakraborty7294]

A potion like madness and season Bracing all like a breaking of reason But every night lost and every day torn The drama feeling calmer, it's a calmer in the storm Speakers are crying like a forest in the rain I was so alone with my thoughts and my pain And the darkness closed like a mouth on a [?] I'll never be free Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way I can't stand on my own anymore I can't stand in the stain of the broken and poor I can't break what I held and it never was true In the mirror what I said was I lied to you And me and everything I see and everything I could Tried so hard to be good For myself, for you, for the hidden and divine For everything but I can fail just so many times Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way I can't stop when I feel like stopping At 5 A.M. just cry [?] A perfect life was enough for you And ever enough to see me through For all my lies that were spoken and ways And the way we lived as an affront to the days Was an affront to the things that we cared about Was an affront to everything that we cared about Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way

[@chistigmA]

And the darkness closed like a mouth on a [wild night] At 5 A.M. just cry, [shoot, copping]

[@angeliquetournoux2539]

Sourav Chakraborty merci 🤐🤗😍

[@JosephinesDays]

Thanks a lot for lyrics

[@kingsxkids]

Sourav Chakraborty thank you You May enjoy Ravi Zacharias

[@eujurodriguez]

✨🙏🏽

[@illuminatiolofsson5674]

My girlfriends brother took his life last year thank you for your music with it we can really understand how he felt. He loved youre music so much. To day it is his birthday i hope he is looking down at us

[@kristapskarnitis9613]

I like the flow of the song and the clean sound, those qualities remind me of Moby's Oldies

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@chrisbijlsma-d7j]

I forgot about this song but true detective brought me back. Love this song and this season.❤

[@retroboomer]

I can't help but think of my mother and others battling dementia and Alzheimer's and living in darkness. May their loved ones light the way for them.

[@rachelfruhwirth3793]

I go back to this song time after time. It makes sense, brings me comfort, and expresses my feelings when times deal me a bad hand. Helps me to move.

[@redwhirl]

This song gave me goosebumps! I love it! Thank you, Moby, for the beautiful and meaningful music you share with the world! ♡

[@anthonymurdoch492]

We are blessed to be sharing our planet & this time in our lives with Moby. We met once - a genuinely warm & gracious man.

[@valeartic]

A piece of ART!

[@jaypeckay5898]

more like alex de stupid

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@TheAcidjoe]

Holy crap. Moby is still getting better and better.

[@sohomsengupta8914]

The best thing about Moby's music is the haunting melody, the melancholy tinged with sandness and soul behind the electronic and techno sounds. No other electronic artist does it better in my opinion.

[@riddlesofthepast]

Don't despair. We're all together in this darkness. Our combined light will light the way.

[@louieme2654]

On my tinnitus journey. In this darkness please light my way.

[@savserv]

😎

[@MuLaFraga1]

this song breaks my heart, achieving nothing so far... why the hell, this world is so dark

[@Torxed]

Moby sounds like a wise professor, with a calm and reassuring tone to his voice.

[@Mystic727]

Moby is one of the most under rated artists of all time, well done with this one

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@lukakrslovic4784]

Thanks man! Your music made me who I am today! You touched my heart so many times! It would be nice to shake your hand just for a second, to say thank you for everything you don't even know you did for me! I'm sure I'm not the only one. THANKS MAN!!!! ❤

[@gexania]

This gets to my soul in every possible way...

[@mobyprivate3411]

Hello I so much appreciate your comment on my post. Thanks for the love and support towards my music career. Message me privately on via Gmail hangout at [e-mail]

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@waynesgrave7149]

Old Moby, the one who fucked your feelings up, the one we love!

[@amytilden9799]

I wake up and fall asleep to this song. Beautiful and the stuff of haunting, surreal magic.

[@christophersee1006]

The woman’s vocal at the end gives me goosebumps. Beautiful

[@pollitofogoso]

I still buy CDs (around 80-90 every year) and I think this might be the most beautiful and touching song of 2018. Great album also

[@zaynabseedat]

So true and so sincere. My heart started beating faster to hear these words. They give shape to the pain in a way I never could have. This is for all those who are in and pain and who are suffering. We have a way out in the music. This is my anthem.

[@mobyprivate3411]

Hello I so much appreciate your comment on my post. Thanks for the love and support towards my music career. Message me privately on via Gmail hangout at [e-mail]

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@jis87BE]

I was here wayyy before True Detective as a Moby fan of the 1st hour. My idol since childhood, still accompanies me through adulthood.

[@levinbenz]

This song is representing the actual situation in the world....... what a masterpiece of a song!!!

[@thehedgeknightnc3681]

I look into the eyes of my Dog when I listen to this song. So much peace it brings me. Thank you Richard.

[@MichelleMumBum]

😂❤😘😘🌄

[@janasweitzer355]

This song is such an emotional song,during these difficult times we're experiencing.He is a brilliant artist.His music waked up the Eyes to my heart.Thank you,Moby.

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@shekiahrayel2341]

Thank you for being here Moby, you make this Earth a better place.❤

[@tsounamiouss]

Most favorite song for me since almost a year now... Thank you Moby!

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@NeonBOW]

I cannot find words to say how incredible this song is and how amazing it feels to listen to it, driffting far far away with thoughts, just to sit in calm place and slowly, bounce my head as the song repeat and repeat and repeat. I'm so gratefull for this song and feel so lucky that I discovered it :) And I am surprised its not so popular somehow as it should be!

[@bocaloca1012]

When the woman does the loud solo, wow! Goosebumps!

[@antonzacon5503]

Like a prayer that illuminates!!!!! thank you Moby 💚

[@darcyglad2836]

"This Wild Darkness" Apportioned like madness in season Bracing all like a breaking of reason With every night lost, and every day torn With a drama feeling calmer it's a comma in the storm Speakers are crying like a forest in the rain I was so alone with my thoughts and my pain And the darkness closed like a mouth on a wire And night, I'll never be free Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way I can't stand on my own anymore I can't stand in the stain of the broken and poor I can't break what I held and it never was true In the mirror what I said was I lied to you And me and everything I see and everything I could I tried so hard to be good For myself, for you, for the hidden and divine For everything but I can fail just so many times Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way I can't stop when I feel like stopping At 5 A.M. just cry, shoot, copping The perfect life was enough for you But never enough to see me through For all the lies that were spoken in ways And the way we lived as an affront to the days It was an affront to the things that we cared about Was an affront to everything that we cared about Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way

[@bonitajanssen745]

THE GLORIOUS SON’S OF GOD. JESUS CAN GET US THERE!!!!!!!

[@13ibot]

Moby is back ! Whatever you do punk, rock, techno, trip hop, ambient,... it's always fantastic !

[@TigerupperEames]

This is my absolute favorite from him! Can’t handle how amazing this is! Thank you Moby for all the gifts you give the world!

[@sann4ever]

Lyrics A portion like madness in season Bracing all like a breaking of reason With every night lost and every day torn With the drama feeling calmer and it's calmer in the storm Speakers are crying like a forrest in the rain I was so alone with my thoughts and my pain And the darkness closed like a mouth on a wild night I'll never be free Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way I can't stand on my own anymore I can't stand in the stain of the broken and poor I can't break what I held and it never was true In the mirror what I said was I lied to you And me and everything I see and everything I could Tried so hard to be good For myself, for you, for the hidden and divine For everything but I can fail just so many times Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way I can't stop when I feel like stopping At five A.M. just cry, shoot, copping The perfect life was enough for you And ever enough to see me through For all the lies that were spoken in waves And the way we lived as an affront to the days Was an affront to the things that we cared about Was an affront to everything that we cared about Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way, oh Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way (light my way) Light my way (light my way) Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way (out of the darkness) Ooh, in this darkness Please light my way Light my way (light my way)

[@ИванИванович-н2х]

Спасибо Вам за перевод на русский!!! Моби это просто шедевр, привет из России!!!

[@monicanunes6857]

I love Moby. Amooooo...❤️🌞🌈🌿🌺⭐🍀 Na cidade de Taubaté S.P., Brasil. Tô aqui Moby, com você.

[@sadpage4229]

Curtir só pra você ouvir denovo esse hino.

[@HexxuSz]

this is some oldschool moby now!

[@Smashingpumpins]

უწმინდური მამაო ღორმენ yeeeeeee

[@LegPuppy]

agree! nice that he's actually use a real choir too.

[@philippinefiess1596]

Total agree with you !!! I love it 😍

[@Egzistor]

какой нах олдскулл, че ты несешь....кота за яйца тянет!

[@HexxuSz]

first of all u little moron i do understand russian, secondly if you have been listening to moby as long as i have been you can see that the instrumental and chorus is the way he used to do it long ago same for piano chords so stfu.

[@fotonomad69]

So poignant & beautiful. Sad, though uplifting. Moby on point, evoking empathy for our changing planet. Epic.Thanks Moby.

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@SorrowOfTheWinds]

How comes the most dystopian music is always the most beautiful?

[@QASIMARA]

because the money runs out as soon as it sees things getting ugly.

[@garlicbutter1906]

Because it means someone else sees your world in ruin and you're not insane.

[@johnplant4567]

Because everything that has a beginning, has an end, apart of the eternal.

[@josephniepce7887]

Fail, Bach wasnt dystopian. KBOOM

[@J077535]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHK8eYd7iJmqntU

[@guruaudiotheexperimentvintagea]

fantastic artist moby , blues , punk, jazz , electronic music , impressionant talent, superlative head and imagination !!! the best theme "porcelain" pure talent !!!!

[@TiNebress_DautomneDragon]

You have created a lot of amazing things. Some of them I have known since childhood and have fond memories, other things I know now, and can cry because of this.

[@kevinroberts2611]

For those of us battling PTSD our war is over but the battle still goes on stay strong

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@Katharsis540]

Keep going Moby.

[@soulkiss1001]

www.equip.org

[@Katharsis540]

T seikert have you heard of Dr. John Azumah from Ghana and his works of The Legacy of Islam in Africa?

[@gooner03]

Beautiful. I'm a Metallica fan, through and through but Moby has consistently made songs that I've loved. This song is purity. The live version on Colbert is a gem.

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@fredg.sanford2951]

Moby is a little less pretentious

[@detectivedave]

@@ZeroOskul Let's not forget the added burden on our Allostatic Load 🤯

[@ZeroOskul]

@@detectivedave Yeah, that's what it's about, but in plain English: >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow *can disrupt almost all your body's processes.* This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: *>>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment* That's the allostatic load.

[@detectivedave]

@@ZeroOskul 😆Yeppers , I battle a few of those Afflictions and as You know. . . The Battle is Real . BTW ~ I Love that Mayo book.✌

[@thejunior7466]

OMG, this song is special. So peaceful n brilliant lyrics and Mody have done the best

[@josevtme4388]

Moby , eres muy , muy bueno y todo lo que haces lo acompañas con unos vídeos espectaculares. Gracias 🙌🙌

[@666animaenpena]

You light my way Moby. Respect from Colombia, a land of terror and lies.

[@LydiaRene]

I had a Wonderful time being in this music video with my singing friends! :)

[@juliasharp2857]

Thank you ❤

[@ruthmansell3249]

Thank you, True Detective!

[@ronitshefi1]

In these crazy times, & on this morning of changing to standard time (Israel), when darkness gets even more focus... this beautiful deep prayer came to my consciousness. I've been listening to it in loop...................

[@TuscaniChrysler]

I am amazed right now. I know that i should prepare for some magic from Moby, but this... this is just a piece of masterpiece.

[@malinoisLinda]

beautiful song, thank you Richard!!!

[@jamiegraham4699]

This song fits perfectly with the grief I have from losing my mom. It's rare to have a song hit so on the cord. I miss you mom, you didn't deserve to die from that horrible virus the way you did.

[@mobyprivate3411]

Hello I so much appreciate your comment on my post. Thanks for the love and support towards my music career. Message me privately on via Gmail hangout at [e-mail]

[@CristinaDavalos1127]

A beautiful song and a hauntingly breathtaking tribute to your sweet mother. Deepest condolences and big hugs ❤️

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@highfocus9189]

Yep, true detective brought me here as well I mean Jesus Christ WHAT A SOUL MOVING MUSICAL POETRY - guaranteed this song will be on top of my Spotify throughout 2024

[@stephenbyrneireland]

I can't stop listening to this

[@Eulenschnucke]

Thanks true detective 🤗didn't know that moby is still in business...and soooo great

[@narayannis]

Please... PLEASE... light my way...

[@lizparsons7301]

I posted this to my google classroom for my 100 plus students to enjoy. Mobys music along with Steve Watts animation....both inspiring and masters of their craft.

[@TheBitwise]

This is beautiful. I thank Moby so much for allowing us a glimpse into his soul. There are times when I feel like I must be insane -- because I can't shake the visual in my mind of our society slowly succumbing to overpopulation, environmental destruction, and mass exploitation. I tear up in public, thinking about how close we are to darkness, and feel like some kind of alien for thinking these things while the people around me are carrying on with their daily existence in a relatively apathetic state. The Little Idiot videos, and the overall thematic commentary provided by so many of Moby's songs, make me feel like I'm not so alone. This life may often be a bitter and desperate battle for those who sincerely care for all, for the bigger picture, but it does not have to be a solitary one. I hope I can meet others who feel the same way some day.

[@FranciscoAlmeida991]

We are all together bro! I have the exactly same feelings as you! World is getting stranger and stranger but i KNOW that a change is coming soon! Crazy times to be alive i know :)

[@curiousj1287]

i’m here

[@peterlively4009]

Sincerely caring does not make you unique... but it does make you extremely rare. Keep on asking and you will find answers, they are out there, I swear it to you. But you can’t give up... unless you want to be like everyone else

[@detectivedave]

I AM ALL IN. Now, let's find our TRIBE~~~One Love

[@domitron]

I totally can relate to what you wrote. It's a time where being awake to the state of the world almost hurts because we can all see where this ends. I think for me it was 2016 with the destruction of the Great Barrier Reef by about 60% (since then it's been hammered over and over and, for a number of reasons, is dying) that I realized how serious things have become for all life on Earth, not just ours as humans on land. But no matter how dark it gets, believe me when I say to you that you are not alone. Many live quiet lives very awake to it all, just living day to day, but do try to take comfort in the fact that many people care deeply. And that caring about each other and about nature is a key part of what makes us truly human, so never forsake those feelings. Instead, cherish them.

[@uilp114]

Moby no hace musica canta poesía es un maestro de expresar los sentimientos de una forma especial y tan única, es absolutamente genial aparte su música la llevo escuchando desde hace muchísimo y he de decir que me ha ayudado en lo peor de mis momentos con su música simplemente puedo decir gracias

[@Kalaffia]

Moby this is so beautiful and sad, love from México.

[@armandolopez9918]

Elizabeth Nava I just discovered this talented artist 😭amazing music

[@deadbelover]

Amor desde México...

[@malinoisLinda]

The year is 2026... and this song is still a masterpiece 🙄😁🖖😇🌐🕊

[@Lord-Jesus-Reigns]

Thank you, MOBY for such an incredibly lifting song. God Bless you

[@zhoelbejtaj7566]

The lyrics are so actual for these time we're living . 🙏🙏🙏

[@lilidelgadillo745]

Thank you Mobyyy!! It's beautiful and it's so much beautiful what you do for our brothers animals.. so much love!!❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

[@mobyprivate3411]

Hello I so much appreciate your comment on my post. Thanks for the love and support towards my music career. Message me privately on via Gmail hangout at [e-mail]

[@lilidelgadillo745]

@@mobyprivate3411 💖💖💖🙌🙌✨✨

[@mobyprivate3411]

@@lilidelgadillo745 write me on Gmail hangout now at [e-mail]

[@nataliesmith2675]

I have always liked Moby. Feels good to listen to him. His music pin points all my emotions. Anyone out there living with a mother,father,sibling,aunt,uncle,boyfriend,girlfriend,friend that are chronically abusive...get away from them. Seek a mission,shelter,church. Seek out someone to help you find a stable healthy place. Don't allow them to hurt you. Emotionally,physically,verbally. It's not worth it. You will end up like myself 33yrs old with health going down hill. As of tomorrow the abuse I endure from my mother will be no more.

[@themoviereviewhunk]

Hope you're able to overcome it, I too have a very abusive mother that I tried to help for years but as of last week I have cut ties with her. It's really not easy because they are soo good at making you fell it's your fault

[@ParodiSilvia]

I LOVE this man, his soul, his music, his lyrichs.

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@KevinJohnson-pj4zl]

This. When I need to be deeply introspective. Thank you Moby.

[@onelovejamrock]

This song speaks to my soul ...thanks MOBY ... Namaste

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@high-man6917]

That Choir is Unbelievable her Voice is GOD!

[@desiangrezifoodie]

Moby, you still got it, luv ya man!

[@giovanniproietto2961]

Masterpiece, pure poetry, deep spiritual meaning. Thank you Moby. You are one of the last samurai musician!

[@motionpat]

That beautiful lady's voice solo at 2:51 gives me chills...

[@janemoore4395]

Me too. Reminds me of the song 'Avalon' by Roxy Music, the solo at the end...."Oooh hoo hooo ooo ooo ooo, Avalon...ooh oh oooooooh.... (you got to hear the song).

[@marylin1963]

still sooo beautifuI song in 2024 ❤..Thank you Moby!

[@soft-giant]

Love your latest videos! Very stylish with many layers and effects. Very meaningful songs! Thank you!

[@fredj8081]

This is the vision you can gain by meditating and deep contemplation ... Moby is sharing his inner visions and inner sound ..such a Lovely being

[@dianediaz8472]

Oh how deep is this song. I can feel each single word 😇😇😇 Thanks a lot Moby 🙏🙏🙏 you remain one of the rare singers spreading peace and love in your music. Love you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ardapeker6942]

If I weren't in darkness, I would never taste this masterpiece and never feel this emotion in my life.

[@thewomanwithnohead]

1999 Play vibes, for sure !!!

[@AegisEpoch]

its "porcelain" on a bad day

[@kdpowers]

18 too with the choir

[@ReelQuizzers85]

@@kdpowers I agree I get the 18 album vibe with this song.

[@tanersummer7747]

This feels like soft hug. I hope Moby gets how it feels. Soft and precious. Thank you.

[@SpyroCurtis]

Thank you Moby! I missed these type of songs from you, at some point i was thinking "where is the old Moby?" You traveled me back to 90s again! THANKS!

[@ZeroOskul]

Take ten deep, slow breaths. From the Mayo Clinic: >>But when stressors are always present and you constantly feel under attack, that fight-or-flight reaction stays turned on. >>The long-term activation of the stress response system and the overexposure to cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] and other stress hormones that follow **can disrupt almost all your body's processes.** This puts you at increased risk of many health problems, including: >>Anxiety, Depression, Digestive problems, Headaches, Muscle tension and pain, Heart disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, Sleep problems, Weight gain, Memory and concentration impairment Peer reviewed article from *Nature*: >>Prolonged, elevated cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone] levels in animals are also shown to cause atrophy [Weakening] in the hippocampus [The Brain's Memory Center]and hypertrophy [Growth] in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], largely through changes in dendritic remodeling[Parts Of Brain Cells That Catch Messages From Other Brain Cells]. These structural changes may contribute to deficits in appropriate feedback onto the HPA axis. [The Part Of Your Brain That Keeps You Calm] Results from Berkely Study: >>Activity in the amygdala [The Brain's Fear Center], suggests that quick breathing rates may trigger feelings like anxiety, anger, or fear. Other studies have shown that we tend to be more attuned to fear when we're breathing quickly. Conversely, it may be possible to reduce fear and anxiety by slowing down our breath. Results from MSU study: >>Deep breathing causes the vagus nerve [Immune System And Heart Rate Control] to signal your nervous system to lower your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol [The Primary Stress Hormone]. Taking just ten deep breaths can assist with relaxation and provide a sense of calm.

[@Suzy21111]

It was such a blessing to run into this song by Moby on Pandora today. I have always loved it so much . . .indeed a very haunting melody . . .the greatest ever and needed this today to melt my heart in a good way. Thank you!🎶🎵🎶🎵🎼