FAWM: "Savanna at Dusk"

Savanna at Dusk

1 week ago by @chasingandromeda

Savanna at Dusk

chasingandromeda

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Liner Notes

#fawmtronica #instrumental #psychedelic #psybient #psychill #soundscape #ambient

I have been listening to a lot of psybient music lately (particularly Suduaya) and thought I would attempt something close to that. I'm not sure I hit the mark, but I think I can craft it properly later if I choose.

There is a track of sounds of the savanna at dusk that runs throughout, hence the name.

Nerd Stuff

Most of the track vamps between Dm and C, so it is roughly D minor. It feels modal in nature so I gues you could say D Aeolian if you like

Will update the instrument and effects list later as I have to hit the road in 20 minutes but wanted to get this posted,

Lyrics

Nothng to see here, move along.

Comments

@nancycunning 11h

A good reminder that words are kinda beside the point. Invitation to live in the moment and in the body and to breathe for once without being told to. Dancing along on a kitchen chair while the rice cooks.

@tcelliott 21h

I like that sort of triple heartbeat rhythm, the heartbeat of the savanna, I suppose. This definitely has a chill feel to it, and like a lot of nature, there's a fair amount going on underneath. This one makes me want to sit back and let it wash over me.

@heliosonorous 5d

Really dig the sounds in here, nice groove and drums and synth flow well!

@dasbinky 5d

Hell, man, this is lovely. Sound design is immaculate, the vibe is killer, and it builds sooo nicely. I'd gladly plop on a 90 minute mix of this and just chill. Super cool.

@leslie 5d

Beautiful mood. I love this immensely.

@nadine 6d

Never heard this genre before but it reminds me a bit of prog trance music. Chill, dance, interesting sounddesign....and such a tight production

@sycophant 6d

Great atmospheric sound. Love the way that bass jumps in and drives the song, allowing it to build and build. That drop out around the 1.50 mark is especially cool. You’ve got a great ear for song structure. This stayed interesting all the way through - great work!