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Description : ***UPDATED***
I went for a dreamy type of cheeky intermission
A respectful mutual understanding of code
embedded by the bravado of my dreams
Vocals accompanied with a flavor that leaves the listener with a feeling of a soothing cradle to the grave
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Width Ed Redacted a vocals
Description : I took a closer look at bandlab this weekend and tried recording my guitar directly into it. I found a guitar sound called Shoe Gaze that I really liked. That sound brought this piece of music out of me. I had a drum track initially but wasn't happy with it so I turned it off this morning and immediatly had a much stronger emotional respone to the music. So I knew I was done at that point and didn't want to make any more changes. I have no idea what genre this is. Track is 79bpm Fmin
Description : Like an EEG of Wataya's brain immediately before and after a hit of extra special island reserve weed..... not much happening, a spike of frenetic activity, then a slow slide into the ether.
Description : Speedboats.. drugs.. Jet skis.. palm trees.. Sonny and Rico.. orange sunset.. the city of wannabe Tony Montana.
Don't get distracted by the ladies in the bikinis, it's a war zone and the story never ends well, but at least you've lived that life for a short moment and you went out with a bang, literally. Most people will never experience that life but you did.
I respect what you once said: "It's better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven".
Description : Soft cinematic intro featuring a breathless ney, deep sustained sub bass, airy ambient pads and atmospheric textures. Created with virtual instruments and ambient sound design to evoke a calm, emotional and immersive mood. Ideal for film scores, documentaries, trailers, meditation and fantasy projects.
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