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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Jazzaria's music / Slow Hurry
An assembly line of molasses. A turtle riding a jet. A slug with rollerblades. A sloth on a bike.
A slow hurry.
Featuring electric guitar and bass, drum kit, synthesizer, and electric grand with effects.
Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
I don't quite get the part that's supposed to be slow about this track, all of it seems pretty fast-paced to me! Sounds like a segment of a 24-minute track with a 17-word name by a band that was big in the early '70s. Yeah, some classic prog rock build vibes here.
Heh yeah, I'm definitely taking a bit of poetic license with the title/description. But I also envisioned the underlying "theme" as a somewhat slow riff, contrasting the usual semi-manic themes that prog rock uses (but otherwise going for a prog rock vibe as you said). The BPM is "only" 118, but the guitar does some essentially double-time strumming to make it feel a lot faster.
When you got nowhere to go, but gotta go there fast
Pretty hectic
- Ebrit
