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Despoina: Novel Soundtrack

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2026
Episodes
13
Language
English

DESPOINA: The Official Novel Soundtrack

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A Byzantine Gothic Companion Album to the Novel by D’vorah Shaddai

Explore the world of the novel at: dvorah.ink

This soundtrack translates D’vorah Shaddai’s dark historical fantasy into an eclectic, atmospheric sonic experience. Ancient Anatolian instrumentation (duduk, saz, frame drums) collides with martial industrial, gothic rock, eerie music-box cabaret, darkwave, and hypnotic trap. Each track is written from the distinct point of view of the predators, victims, and schemers fighting for Eastern Rome.

OFFICIAL TRACKLIST

Three Cows for the Trade — Old Phaedra &amp

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Three Cows for the Trade

    No date given · 4:36

  2. Salt in Your Wine

    No date given · 5:43

  3. You Should Wash

    No date given · 7:29

  4. Breaking the Divine

    No date given · 4:53

  5. The Womb is a Wanderer

    No date given · 5:00

  6. A Little More Room

    No date given · 5:01

  7. The Ruby of My Blood

    No date given · 5:47

  8. It's All Mine

    No date given · 5:26

  9. A Weighted Die

    No date given · 4:48

  10. My Vasilios

    No date given · 4:27

  11. Six Dead Girls

    No date given · 3:58

  12. The Ruby of My Blood V2

    No date given · 5:09

  13. My Vasilios - V2

    No date given · 4:46

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  1. Despoina: Novel Soundtrack

    Listeners' uploads · D’vorah Shaddai / @moonlightsaga (Suno) · 13 episodes here · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

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