In its final chapter of the Luma Vale song, Quiet Controlled, we place Luma Vale in rendered aesthetics of the redwood forest near Lake Tahoe, Northern California. Luma is physically standing high above the forest floor on a tight-rope without a net, to create the emotional sense of finding balance with the real consequences of failing to do so. The haze, green and wood aesthetic, along with nature, water, and flow, all serve to counter earlier elements in the song, where Luma is facing the barrage of real world noise: working as a barista in a coffee shop, being inundated by perceived self-serving and argumentative customers, transactions, noise.