AlbumSora
Track 4368/86Monsoon (30 Woodwind Focus)
Paul Dinletir (ASCAP) | Myles Davis (ASCAP) From the album SoraTerse woodwind layers swell and fade. Mysterious and tense, the winds continue their plodding pattern of rising and falling, gathering tension with each loop and finally swelling to a cut.
Cue Sheet Information
Artists & ComposersPaul Dinletir (ASCAP)50%Myles Davis (ASCAP)50%
PublishersNaomiville Music (ASCAP)100%
ISWCT3039724528
ISRCQM-JGX-21-00307
Release Year2024
Musical Features
KeyFm
Tempo113 BPM
Tempo notesSlow
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 7 mixes of this track.
- Monsoon4368/80Distant rattling as terse woodwind layers swell and fade. Mysterious and tense, the winds continue their plodding pattern of rising and falling in faint, shimmering ambience. Metallic rattling accents the hums as they gently navigate to a close.3:09
- Monsoon (No Woodwinds)4368/81Distant rattling as mysterious, tense synths provide an ambient landscape, shimmering as metallic rattling accents hums that gently navigate to a close.3:00
- Monsoon (Woodwind Focus)4368/82Terse woodwind layers swell and fade. Mysterious and tense, the winds continue their plodding pattern of rising and falling in faint, shimmering ambience that hums in the background before everything fades out.3:07
- Monsoon (60)4368/83Distant rattling as terse woodwind and synth layers swell and fade. Mysterious and tense a plodding pattern of rising and falling in faint, shimmering ambience. Metallic rattling accents the hums as they gently navigate to a close.1:00
- Monsoon (60 Underscore)4368/84Distant rattling in a mysterious and tense landscape. Shimmering ambient synths softly roll as metallic rattling accents, gently navigating to a close.1:00
- Monsoon (30)4368/85Distant rattling as terse woodwind layers swell and fade. Mysterious and tense, the winds rise and fall as metallic rattling accents gently navigate everything to a close.0:30
- Monsoon (30 Woodwind Focus)4368/86Terse woodwind layers swell and fade. Mysterious and tense, the winds continue their plodding pattern of rising and falling, gathering tension with each loop and finally swelling to a cut.0:30