The 1999 single "Silence" features a collaboration with vocalist Sarah McLachlan, blending Delerium's signature electronic soundscapes with a mainstream pop sensibility that would define their most commercially successful period.
- "Silence" was released in 1999 on Armada Music, entering the UK Singles Chart at number 21.
- The track features vocals by Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan, who had previously collaborated with Delerium on the song "Windowpane" from their 1997 album "Nuages du Monde."
- Multiple remixes of "Silence" were commissioned, including versions by Tiësto, which became a staple of trance club playlists and contributed significantly to the track's global success.
Delerium is a Canadian electronic music project founded by Bill Leeb in 1987, initially an offshoot of Skinny Puppy. Their work spans ambient, electronic, and industrial genres, with a shifting lineup centered around Leeb and co-producer Rhys Fulber. By 1999, Delerium had moved from industrial roots into more accessible electronic and trance-influenced territory, building on the success of previous albums like "Karma."
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