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The Ayasa: Shadows of Silence Original Soundtrack is a deep, emotional musical journey inspired by Armenian spiritual heritage and the timeless influence of Komitas. Every composition reflects the inner world of Ayasa — a fragile girl walking through six symbolic lands shaped by hope, love, faith, indifference, greed, and betrayal.

At the heart of the soundtrack is composer Arman Msryan, who blends ancient Armenian melodic roots with modern cinematic storytelling. His music moves like a whispered prayer carried through darkness: soft, human, intimate — then suddenly powerful, overwhelming, and filled with light.

Across 24 tracks, the OST introduces a palette of ghostly choirs, melancholic strings, distant bells, experimental textures, and quiet, broken lullabies that echo the emotional weight of the game’s universe. The sound is both modern and ancient — a bridge between the spiritual past of Armenia and the surreal worlds of Ayasa.

The soundtrack features an ensemble of skilled performers whose live recordings shape the emotional atmosphere of the game:

• Arusyak Karapetyan — soul-piercing violin lines that carry both innocence and sorrow

• Mikayel Navasardyan — deep, resonant violoncello tones that ground the music in emotional truth

• David Babayan — powerful, expressive vocals rooted in Armenian folk tradition

• Ayra Arakelyan — ethereal feminine vocals that echo like memories from another world

Together, they create a textured musical experience where every note has purpose and every melody has a story.

From the haunting simplicity of Krunk, to the mystical tension of Mystic Path, to the emotional weight of Don’t Cry My Child, the soundtrack invites the listener to feel Ayasa’s fears, hopes, and silent battles. Tracks like Vagharshapat, Shushiki, and Erkinqn Ampel a connect the music to Armenian heritage, while experimental pieces like Distortion and Lost in the Pipes explore the darker psychological regions of the game.

This soundtrack is more than music — it is a living part of Ayasa’s world.
It is meant to be listened to as a complete emotional arc, guiding you from the fragile spark of hope into the deepest shadows, and back toward the light.

Whether you’ve played the game or are discovering the music on its own, this OST offers a powerful, cinematic, and deeply human experience crafted with love, tradition, and modern artistry.