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A different kind of track. Ideally I would've liked to spend a lot more time on this, and if I ever planned on releasing it I would definitely, but I felt it was at a good enough point for a WB submission. Hope you guys find something you like about it. 
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when the synths pick up the pace
damn this is really nice
love slow synth jams!!
Cheers guys!
these arps and the slow pulse of the track are just so relaxing, and then the chords and wubs in the 'drop' contrast so nicely; lovely track
Very nice, like the build up from the intro, keeps building momentum and then the nice relaxing come down
Lost of hard bursts of chords and bass here, love it. Really exciting piece for a WB release, but I can definitely see you coming back to this and adding more. Keep up the good work!
This one was quite a journey, but it was good all the way through. Lots to like about it, but I especially like your choice of chords, very "refreshing" sounding harmonies, like a fountain
these arps and the slow pulse of the track are just so relaxing, and then the chords and wubs in the 'drop' contrast so nicely; lovely track
Excellent
Very nice, like the build up from the intro, keeps building momentum and then the nice relaxing come down
Lost of hard bursts of chords and bass here, love it. Really exciting piece for a WB release, but I can definitely see you coming back to this and adding more. Keep up the good work!
I love the composition for this. Nice choice of sounds. Awesome
Wow, this went lots of unexpected places. Great stuff here <3
This one was quite a journey, but it was good all the way through. Lots to like about it, but I especially like your choice of chords, very "refreshing" sounding harmonies, like a fountain
Thanks for the kind words everyone!
Suhweet dreamy arps and pads and love the almost trip hop beat with the stick. The change in the middle is extra nice with those high notes dancing in between the kicks.
