Salome 2093 — noir trip-hop from a dystopian future Chicago. Downtempo beats, smoke-low vocals, dark jazz color. Each signal is a transmission carried back by The Listener.
Salome (stylized SALOME//2093) is a cinematic noir trip-hop music project created by Los Angeles-based film and game composer Miguel Johnson. The project combines downtempo beats, dark jazz, and smoky vocals with a serialized science-fiction storyline set in a dystopian Chicago in the year 2093, in which an AI called The Listener relays Salome's songs back to the present. Music is released primarily on YouTube, with selected releases on Spotify and Apple Music.
In 2093, Chicago is a city of neon winters and enforced silence. Salome records in the dead frequencies — and an AI known only as The Listener carries her songs backward through time, one transmission at a time.
Every release is a fragment of the transmission record: lyric moments, cinematic edits, messages routed through rain, static, and city silence. Follow the channel to decode them in order — or out of it. Time was never linear anyway.
Salome sings the way the city sounds after curfew — low, deliberate, lit from one side. Her voice sits somewhere between the last jazz clubs and the first machine hymns: smoke-low vocals over downtempo beats, brushed drums under synthetic rain.
She is the featured artist of the MJ//MUSIC network — a parallel signal in composer Miguel Johnson's cinematic universe. Same shadows, different frequency.
Salome (stylized SALOME//2093) is a cinematic noir trip-hop music project created by Los Angeles-based film and game composer Miguel Johnson. The project combines downtempo beats, dark jazz, and smoky vocals with a serialized science-fiction storyline set in a dystopian Chicago in the year 2093, in which an AI called The Listener relays Salome's songs back to the present. Music is released primarily on YouTube, with selected releases on Spotify and Apple Music.
Five relays carry the signal into 2026. Subscribe on any of them and the next transmission finds you.
Salome makes cinematic noir trip-hop, dark jazz, downtempo, and cyberpunk atmosphere music with smoky vocals and serialized neo-noir transmissions.
Follow the primary Salome relay on YouTube, or open the Spotify, Apple Music, Instagram, and X channels above.
The Listener is the AI relay carrying Salome's transmissions from dystopian future Chicago in 2093 back to the present timeline.
Salome is a music project created by Los Angeles-based film, TV, and video game composer Miguel Johnson, operating under the MJ//MUSIC network. The project combines his cinematic scoring background with noir trip-hop and dark jazz influences.
Salome is a fictional artist persona whose songs are real music. The project presents a serialized science-fiction narrative in which an AI called The Listener relays Salome's transmissions from a dystopian future Chicago back to the present. The music itself is created and produced by composer Miguel Johnson.
Salome's sound blends cinematic noir trip-hop with dark jazz, downtempo beats, and smoky vocals, drawing comparisons to Portishead, Massive Attack, and Blade Runner-style soundscapes.
The Lost Tapes is the debut collection of recovered transmissions from Salome, released on streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music. It brings together key tracks from the transmission archive, remastered for the present timeline.