description Delerium - Chimera Overview
Chimera is a 2003 studio album by Delerium, the Canadian electronic music project founded by Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber. Released by Nettwerk, it combines electronic production with ambient, pop, and trance elements and continues the project's use of prominent guest singers. Its vocal contributors include Jael, Leigh Nash, Nerina Pallot, Rachel Fuller, and Zoë Johnston.
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When was Delerium's Chimera released?
Chimera was released in 2003 by Nettwerk Records. It is a studio album by the Canadian electronic project Delerium, founded by Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber.
What kind of music is on Chimera?
The album blends ambient electronics, pop songwriting, and trance-influenced production. Delerium's layered sound is built around synthesizers, atmospheric textures, and prominent guest vocals.
Which singers appear on Delerium's Chimera?
Chimera continues Delerium's use of guest vocalists, a key part of the project's sound. The album includes vocal performances associated with singers such as Jaël and Kristy Thirsk.
How does Chimera fit into Delerium's discography?
Chimera followed Delerium's better-known 2000 album Poem and continued the vocal electronic style heard on albums such as Karma. It belongs to the project's more accessible ambient-pop and trance period.
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