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Song 1886: title not recovered, by Chance's End (archived)

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Song
Title not recovered
Artist
Chance's End
Genres
Trance, Unassigned Genre
Captured
December 9, 2000 (4 captures)

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[Chance's End]

  Song Credits
  Composer(s)
    • Ryan Avery
  Producer
    • Ryan Avery
 
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  Song Review

Reviewer (#):   anthom (2)     List all anthom's Review     List all reviews for this song
Song Info:   Review Count: 2   Rate Avg. : 7.5
Review:   I love the flute-like pad you use throughout the song, and the filter-swept analog lead bit. All in all, you have a very nice, mellow feel here, with beautiful use of melody and harmony (especially in the piano break). My only suggestion would be the addition of some deep bass sounds to anchor all this beautiful floaty-ness, and act as a counterpoint to the drum programming. Other than that - great work!
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   This Review Count: 2
  PRIM. GENRE : [ Trance ]
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BRIEF DESC. :  Though trance, this song has some older electronica elements.
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  Lyrics
 
  Full Description
The enticing analog-style lead synth line starts the piece, and soon atmospheric string and drums come in, thickening out the sound. Midway through, a piano line is introduced to add variety. It seems like a separate section, but soon it is combined with the first part, culminating the final climax of the song. A very recommended listen
 


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