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100 BPM
1:41
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Victoria
Dripping with delay and atmospheric static, “Victoria” recreates the soft, dreamy experience of a rainy winter afternoon. Synth pads join lo-fi piano and distant percussion to form a cascading organic arrangement.
150 BPM
1:52
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Morning in the Calla
Finger-picked acoustic guitar and soft piano make up this simple, rustic tune. Following an ABAB song structure, “Morning in the Calla” will bring a gentle energy to your project.
100 BPM
2:11
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Matriarch
Piano, cello, and flute come together to form a mournful medley in “Matriarch.” But, after a brief pause, the song shifts sentiments, assuming a more optimistic outlook.
125 BPM
2:41
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One Day
“One Day” consists of two progressions. The first is an uplifting arrangement in 3/4 time. The song then changes to a 4/4 time signature and gets a little folkier with a twangy banjo line and wistful string accompaniment.
95 BPM
1:55
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Southbound
Calm and introspective, “Southbound” is a soft and simple tune without many surprises. Use it when your next project calls for a relaxing sense of chill.
90 BPM
2:54
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Optimistic Nihilist
Mixing the cheerful timbre of marimba with a melancholy melody, “Optimistic Nihilist” suggests both surrender and opportunity. The song has two main progressions. The second of these introduces an enthusiastic arrangement of harmonica and acoustic guitar.
100 BPM
2:22
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So Long
“So Long” fuses the cool, precise timbre of electronic instruments with the warm, flawed twang of banjo. Beginning with a wistful electric organ melody, the song climbs, breaks for a simple bridge, and then finishes with a full, textured arrangement.
105 BPM
2:17
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Prologue
Comprised solely of acoustic instruments, “Prologue” is warm and gentle. First, an intimate fingerpicking pattern pulls you in. Then, a silky cello line carries you away to ride the waves of calm resolve.
75 BPM
2:24
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What Might Have Been
Comprised purely of piano and atmospheric percussion, “What Might Have Been” begins with a slow, introspective arrangement and finishes with a cheerful, energetic composition.