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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / zpeisman's music / Bird
A little folk-ish tune this time, written in large during few minutes last monday, with refinements done throughout the week. Instruments used were acoustic guitar, accordion, square lead and synth bass (both Minibrute 2).
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Remarkably cinematic! The melodic focus is top-tier, the ritardando at the end is ace, the accompaniment (reedy accordion 
) is badass. Well done!
All that's missing from this is a campfire to sit around 
Really nice tune, great melodies and instrumentation! Would have loved a vocal in this, would really make this track shine! Great stuff!
This is one of those songs that makes me forget I have WB on in the background. Amazing
super calming c: nice melody
Remarkably cinematic! The melodic focus is top-tier, the ritardando at the end is ace, the accompaniment (reedy accordion <3) is badass. Well done!
Wow! Loving the accordion
I want a beer now.
this is so pretty, and i love that its in 5!
accordion and squwav are a great fit together?? so cooooool
Great mellow mood and the melody is really nice.
All that's missing from this is a campfire to sit around
Tip-top tune! Very catchy.
This is one of those songs that makes me forget I have WB on in the background. Amazing
This song takes flight in all the right ways.
Thank you all for the comments, I'm glad you liked this one. 
It's the kind of tune I'd normally make half finished in my head and postpone recording until an imaginary future where I'm a better player, so it's good to have WB as a motivator to just go with it and get it done.
Fun fact: the accordion part was made better by this one sour note that I had to avoid and write around. Credit where credit is due..
It feels like being happily drunk near the well in the village, I'd say a pre-xenogears Lahan vibe.
