Mark the Date: Shyfrin Alliance Announce In the Shadow of Time

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Mark the Date: Shyfrin Alliance Announce In the Shadow of Time

Shyfrin Alliance return on November 14, 2025 with In the Shadow of Time, a seven-song blues-rock statement that turns the project’s Kabbalah-influenced motto—Music of the Mystic, Mystics of the Music—into something you can feel in your headphones. Stream it on release day, add it to your playlists, and share it forward.

Led by award-winning author, businessman, and scientist Eduard Shyfrin, the Alliance broke through with 2024’s Upside Down Blues, earning radio support across the US, UK, and Europe and surpassing 500,000 Spotify streams. The follow-up goes bigger in scope without losing punch: recorded in Paris with top French rock musicians at studios Barillet, Ferber, and Grand Armee, these tracks explore time from different angles—how it heals, pressures, and slips away—while keeping the grooves tight and the hooks immediate.

The lead single, Buddha Blues, is already out front: an uplifting earworm with crisp guitar licks, piano sparkle, Hammond warmth, and a gospel-blues chorus carrying a clear message—time can mend. The title track pushes darker, imagining time as a shapeless force steering mortal lives. Rolling drums, brooding low end, and Eduard’s resonant baritone set the scene, while he likens time’s mystery to a Jackson Pollock canvas. “I don’t think there exists an album dedicated purely to the topic of time,” Eduard says. “My principle is I may always be afraid to enter new areas, but I will always enter them. Even if it means daring to hit the Wall of Time.”

Rooted in Shyfrin’s ongoing exploration of Kabbalah and science—also at the heart of his Amazon bestseller From Infinity to Man—In the Shadow of Time balances big ideas with replayable songs.

Pre-save now, follow Shyfrin Alliance, and be first to stream when it drops November 14. Music videos and images are available, with a WAV album download link provided for audiophiles. The clock is ticking—queue it up.

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