Road To Bogota 11 (Sting) | Audio Network UK

One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 12 mixes of this track.

Road To Bogota2050/4
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesDark ethnic harmony with orchestra & ethnic percussion

1:35140 BPM
Road To Bogota 22050/39
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient, Middle Eastern landscape with orchestra & hand percussion

1:36140 BPM
Road To Bogota 32050/40
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient, Middle Eastern landscape with orchestra & light percussion

1:31140 BPM
Road To Bogota 42050/41
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient landscape with legato strings, tense bass & very light percussion

1:31140 BPM
Road To Bogota 52050/42
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient landscape filled with a tense drone & light, ethnic percussion

1:31140 BPM
Road To Bogota 62050/43
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient landscape filled with a tense drone & very light percussion

1:31140 BPM
Road To Bogota 72050/44
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient, Middle Eastern landscape with a tense orchestra

1:31140 BPM
Road To Bogota 82050/45
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesMysterious & slightly tense Middle Eastern percussion

1:13140 BPM
Road To Bogota 9 (60)2050/46
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient, Middle Eastern landscape with orchestra & ethnic percussion

1:00140 BPM
Road To Bogota 10 (30)2050/47
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesAncient, Middle Eastern landscape with orchestra & ethnic percussion

0:30140 BPM
Road To Bogota 11 (Sting)2050/48
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesTense Middle Eastern string sting with big hit ending

0:11140 BPM
Road To Bogota 12 (Sting)2050/49
Terry Devine-King (PRS)
12 mixesRaw & tense, Middle Eastern string sting

0:06140 BPM

Artists & Composers: Terry Devine-KingPRS: 00159791619, 100%
Publishers: Audio Network Rights LimitedPRS: 01159006470, 100%
ISWC: T9092400812
ISRC: GB-FFM-13-05048
GVL Label Code: 27831
Release Year: 2013

Key: E
Metre: 3/4
Tempo: 140BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: Bogota has been labelled the home of 'Coffee Education', prevailing as a major tourist attraction for the country. On the back of this, Colombia exports more than 60% of its domestic coffee produce, which means that the majority of what the locals get to drink tastes like tar!