Silas Renn Unleashes “The Shadow in the Mirror” Soundtrack
New Release: “The Shadow in the Mirror” Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Digital Nasties Studio is proud to announce the release of the original motion picture soundtrack for the psychological horror film The Shadow in the Mirror, composed by Silas Renn. Centered on a young woman haunted by the belief that her reflection is being replaced by a malevolent entity, the score dives deep into themes of trauma, fractured identity, and creeping paranoia.
The album, catalog number DNS-023-TSINM, features 21 tracks with a total runtime of 50:59, presented in high-quality MP3 (320kbps). From the opening title theme “The Reflection Stirs” to the closing “End Credits – Through the Glass”, the soundtrack is structured as a complete narrative arc, following the character’s journey from uncertainty to full psychological collapse.
Musically, Silas Renn blends dark ambient drones, glassy mirror-like tones, fragile piano motifs, and deep sub-bass swells. Subtle reversed textures and spectral noise evoke the sense of something moving just out of sight, while restrained dynamics keep the tension simmering rather than relying on cheap shocks. The result is a score that feels intimate, suffocating, and emotionally charged perfect for late-night listening on headphones.
Highlights include the tense “Paranoia Takes Root”, the eerie “The Reflection Learns Her Face”, and the climactic “The Reflection Steps Forward”, each cue designed to stand alone while still contributing to the overall sonic story. The soundtrack will appeal to fans of modern psychological horror and atmospheric scores.
The Shadow in the Mirror (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is available now via Gumroad as a digital release, including an Album_Info.txt file with full credits and track details. You can purchase and download the album directly from the official store page:
https://store.digitalnasties.com/l/The_Shadow_in_the_Mirror
This release continues the Digital Nasties Studio focus on immersive, narrative-driven sound design and dark cinematic music. Step closer to the glass, press play, and let the reflection stare back.